Smartphones Price Hike: The prices of smartphones are gradually increasing, every day some company increases the prices of smartphones, which is affecting the pockets of the customers. Memory shortage is affecting almost every consumer tech company, be it smartphones, laptops or any other consumer electronic device. Due to increased demand due to AI companies, companies are having to pay higher prices for memory. Nothing, Vivo and Realme have now increased the prices of some smartphones. The price has increased from Rs 1000 to Rs 7000, the increase varies according to the model.
Vivo Smartphone Price Hike
According to India Today report, the company’s flagship X series, premium mid-range V series, mid-range T series and budget Y series models are included. The price of Vivo Whereas the 12GB/512GB variant will now be available for Rs 96,999 instead of Rs 89,999.
Vivo 8 GB RAM and 128 GB variants of V70 FE will now be sold for Rs 41999 instead of Rs 37999, 8 GB RAM and 256 GB variants will be sold for Rs 45999 instead of Rs 40999, 12 GB RAM and 256 GB variants will be sold for Rs 46999 instead of Rs 44999.
Nothing Phone Price Hike
Nothing has increased the prices of Phone 4a series by Rs 4,000. The starting price of 8 GB RAM and 128 GB variant of 4a is now Rs 39,999, which was earlier Rs 37,999. This phone was launched for Rs 31,999. According to tipster Sanju Chaudhary, the 8 GB RAM and 256 GB variant of 4a Pro will be priced at Rs 54,999 instead of Rs 52,999. However, at the time of writing, the new price was not visible on Nothing’s website.
Realme Smartphone Price Hike
Realme’s Realme 16 Pro will now be available for Rs 49999 instead of Rs 46999, this phone was launched for Rs 39999, this price is for the 8 GB RAM and 128 GB variant of the phone. Realme 16 has also become costlier by Rs 1000, now the 8 GB RAM and 128 GB variant of this handset will be sold for Rs 34999 instead of Rs 33999. This device was launched for Rs 31999.
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