Google Pixel 8 price reduced : Google will launch Google Pixel 8 in India in October 2023. The device is currently available with a base smartphone discount of Rs 12,000 without a bank offer.
Additionally, you can get an additional Rs 12,000 off through bank and exchange offers, saving you a total of Rs 24,000. If you are looking to buy a device in the sub-Rs 60,000 price bracket, check out the Pixel 8 offers and price details here.
Google Pixel 8 Price in India
The Pixel 8 is currently priced at Rs 63,999 (8GB + 128GB) and the 8GB + 256GB model is priced at Rs 73,999 on Flipkart. There are four color options: Hazelnut, Mint, Obsidian and Rose. As for the offers, you can get Rs 8,000 off on “ICICI Bank Credit Non-EMI, Credit Card and Debit Card EMI Offers” and an additional Rs 4,000 off on exchange on select models. The total exchange discount can be up to Rs 54,000.
You can also get 5% cashback via Flipkart Axis bank card. In addition, the technical specifications of the device are as follows:
Google Pixel 8 specifications
The Pixel 8 features a 6.2-inch FHD+ OLED 120Hz Actua display with a maximum brightness of up to 2,000 nits and Gorilla Glass Victus protection. In terms of performance, this flagship has Tensor G3 and Titan M2 security processors and runs on Android 14 operating system.
Google has promised seven years of OS updates, security and feature drops. The Pixel 8 also has a 4,575mAh battery that supports 27W wired charging and 18W wireless charging.
Optically, the phone features a 50MP primary lens + 12MP ultra-wide lens and a 10.5MP selfie camera on the back. As for connectivity, the device has Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC and USB 3.2 ports. Speaking of other things, the IP68-certified Pixel 8 has stereo speakers, an in-display fingerprint scanner and a range of AI-powered camera features.
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