Ai+ Phone Prices to Rise by Up to Rs 3,000 From November 15: Check Revised Rates Here
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Ai+ Phone Prices to Rise by Up to Rs 3,000 From November 15: Check Revised Rates Here
Ai+ is not the only smartphone brand to increase prices amid rising costs. Samsung, Oppo and Realme have also raised prices for select models due to higher component costs and other expenses. Several smartphone manufacturers have revised their prices in response to rising expenses. Samsung, Oppo and Realme have also increased prices for some models, citing higher component costs and related factors.
Ai+ Smartphone Announces Price Hike of Across Select Models from November 15
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], October 29: Ai+ Smartphone today announced a price hike across select models in its smartphone portfolio, effective November 15, 2026. As cost pressures persist, particularly in price-sensitive segments, Ai+ Smartphone has continued to evaluate their impact while working to maintain affordability for consumers. However, with input costs remaining elevated, the company ha…
Ai+ Smartphone to hike prices from Nov 15 - News Today
Ai+ Smartphone has announced a price increase of ₹1,000 to ₹3,000 across select smartphone models, effective November 15, citing sustained pressure from elevated component costs. The revised prices will apply to select The post Ai+ Smartphone to hike prices from Nov 15 appeared first on News Today | First with the news.
Ai+ Smartphone Prices Revised in India, NovaFlip 5G Remains Unchanged
Ai+ Smartphone will increase prices across select models in its Pulse 2 and Nova 2 series from November 15, 2026. The revised rates will affect multiple RAM and storage configurations, with hikes ranging from Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 3,000. The Ai+ Pulse 2 FE, Nova 2 Neo 5G and Nova 2 Ultra 5G are among the affected devices. Some existing prices include bank offers, while the Ai+ NovaFlip 5G will retain its current price of Rs. 49,999.
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