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Google has announced the new Pixel 8 series at its ongoing ‘Made by Google’ event. The series includes the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro and for the first time Pixel phones have crossed the Rs 1 lakh price bracket.
Pixel 8 Pro costs over Rs 1,00,000 in India
Google Pixel 8 Pro comes with 12GB RAM and 128GB storage and it costs Rs 1,06,999, according to the Flipkart listing. This makes this phone one of the most expensive phones to come with 128GB storage.
Compared to the previous generation — Pixel 7 Pro — which was launched at Rs 84,999, the Pixel 8 Pro is Rs 22,000 more expensive. That said, this is also the first time Google has reached the $999 price tag in United States same as iPhone 15 Pro.
Pixel 8 Pro costs over Rs 1,00,000 in India
Google Pixel 8 Pro comes with 12GB RAM and 128GB storage and it costs Rs 1,06,999, according to the Flipkart listing. This makes this phone one of the most expensive phones to come with 128GB storage.
Compared to the previous generation — Pixel 7 Pro — which was launched at Rs 84,999, the Pixel 8 Pro is Rs 22,000 more expensive. That said, this is also the first time Google has reached the $999 price tag in United States same as iPhone 15 Pro.
Pixel 8 India price
Google Pixel 8 comes in two variants — 8GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB and are priced at Rs 75,999 and Rs 82,999 respectively.
Compared to the Pixel 7 which was launched at Rs 59,999, the base variant of the Pixel 8 is around Rs 16,000.
Limited-time launch offers in India include:
- Rs 8000 on select banks and exchange offer of ₹3000 on Pixel 8
- Rs 9000 on select banks and exchange offer of ₹4000 on Pixel 8 Pro
- With any purchase of Pixel 8 or Pixel 8 Pro, buyers also have the option to get the new Pixel Watch 2 for Rs 19,999 or a Pixel Buds Pro at Rs 8,999
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