OnePlus launched the Nord 6 in India in early April, priced at INR 38,999 ($403) with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, and INR 41,999 ($434) with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
| 256GB 8GB RAM | £ 515.00![]() | € 499.85![]() |
| 512GB 12GB RAM | £ 434.99![]() | |
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Now, however, the company has implemented a price hike for both options. The entry-level model is now INR 41,999 ($434), while the top of the line variant goes for INR 46,999 ($486).
That said, OnePlus still offers an up to INR 2,000 ($20) instant discount on EMI transactions for customers of certain banks. The company hasn't officially communicated any reason for this price jump, but it's not hard to imagine it's connected to rises in component prices, especially memory.
If you're interested in the OnePlus Nord 6, check out our hands-on review.
What do I have to read your hands on review, if they are basically useless? All people care about is battery life tests smh
Dear GSMArena, Nord 6 will get expensive may be due to cost or excessive marketing demand. But, why will we not talk about sudden disappearance of all Nord CE5 units from online stores? Where are the answers?