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Google Pixel on Snapdeal is cheaper by Rs 10,000

Snapdeal will now offer you up to Rs 10,000 cashback when you purchase a Google Pixel or Google Pixel XL.

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Google has joined forces with Snapdeal as their online retail partners to bring the company’s latest flagship smartphones – Pixel and Pixel XL – to India. The devices are available with some attractive offers to lure in customers. Snapdeal will offer Rs 10,000 cashback from Yes Bank, Rs 10,000 e-cash from Yatra, and a free mobile protection plan from Allianz worth Rs 5,999 on Google’s smartphones.

The e-commerce portal will also be launching some new schemes for the Pixel and Pixel XL phones every Tuesday this month along with some EMI plans as well.

EMIs for the Google Pixel (32GB variant) start from Rs 2,627 (for 24 months via IndusInd credit card). EMI schemes are also available through through various other banks such as Standard Chartered, American Express, SBI, Kotak and HSBC. At the moment, there are no exchange offers available for the Google Pixel and Pixel XL.

"We are very happy to bring Google Pixel on board. Pixel has already established a new benchmark in quality, and we are confident that coupled with our brilliant offers, this phone is going to be a hot seller for us," said Vishal Chadha, vice president, Market Development, Snapdeal.

The Google Pixel features a 5-inch display while the Pixel XL has a 5.5-inch screen. Both smartphones pack a quad-core Snapdragon 821 processor with 4GB RAM and 32/128GB storage. It is said to have the "best ever" smartphone camera, which is 12MP with an f/2.0 aperture. They have USB Type-C support, a fingerprint scanner, 2770/3450mAh battery respectively. The Pixel line ships with Android Nougat and has the latest Google Assistant built in, meaning you can leverage the contextual searches and the entirety of Google’s services anywhere.

 

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