Yesterday, Xiaomi had announcing a price hike for few of its products. Just like Realme Earlier this month, they increased the prices of two of their smartphones in India, Xiaomi stated the reason for the price hike was the falling of Indian rupee value against the dollar. Xiaomi stated the pricing yesterday but the new pricing will be effective from today, i.e. November 11th. the new pricing will be affecting only two smartphones.
The newly launched Redmi 6A till yesterday was available at Rs 5,999 for the 2GB + 16GB variant and Rs 6,999 for the 3GB + 32GB variant. After the price hike i.e. Today, the cost of 2GB and 3GB RAM variants of the Redmi 6A is priced at Rs 6,599 and Rs 7,499 respectively. The price of the 3GB RAM variant of the Redmi 6 will be increased by Rs 500. Talking about the power banks, the Mi Power Bank 2i 10000mAh in Black color variant is now sold at a slightly higher of Rs 899 instead of Rs 799.
Lastly, out of the three two new Mi TVs also seen a price hike. The 32-inch Mi LED TV 4C Pro is priced at Rs 15,999 from today. The Rs 2,000 price hike on the 49-inch Mi LED TV 4A Pro seen a Rs 2,000 price hike, the price tag from Rs 29,999 to Rs 31,999. In early September Xiaomi had indicated at the time of the launch of the Redmi 6A that the pricing of the smartphone may be revised upwards in a couple of months if falling of rupee value against the dollar continues
