OnePlus Price Hike Nord 6, OnePlus 15 & more (Before vs After Prices)

OnePlus price hike in India is here and buyers will now need to pay upto 15% extra on buying OnePlus phones. Bestsellers like the OnePlus Nord 6 price is hiked by ₹2000 while the flagship OnePlus 15 price which was already hiked in May to ₹77,999 (12+256gb) from its original price of ₹72,999 is now once again hiked to ₹85,999 totalling a 15% price hike. Read on to know the full list of OnePlus price hike smartphones and their old vs new price (after price hike).

OnePlus has silently increased prices of its smartphones, tablets and select earbuds starting April - May 2026. As of August 2026, the brand has brought another price hike on OnePlus phones. There’s no official statement from OnePlus on the price hike. However, the price differences in the old and new listings confirm the price hike.

Latest Update: Users on X (formerly Twitter) are especially showing disappointment on the OnePlus Nord 6 price hike, missing its older, cheaper price where the Nord 6 stood to be among the best value for money phones. Other users are also wondering if Motorola is the only brand (as of now) that hasn’t increased its prices yet.

Updated on: 19th August 2026, 11:00 AM

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Following is a list of OnePlus smartphones that have received a price hike:

The OnePlus 15 price is hiked from its original price of ₹72,999 to a new price of ₹85,999 (15% increase). Being a flagship, the OnePlus 15 is a premium segment smartphone that offers Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a 165Hz refresh rate, a 7300mAh battery, OxygenOS 16 and a triple 50MP camera setup. The lowest ever price of the OnePlus 15 is ₹65,524 spotted 9 months ago and the recent price drop on the OnePlus 15 was ₹76,998 spotted 4 months ago for the 512gb variant.

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After being launched at a sale price of ₹35,999 and offering Snapdragon 8S Gen 4 and 9000mAh battery with 80W fast charge, the OnePlus Nord 6 quickly became a hot selling smartphone for the brand. However, coming to the present, the OnePlus Nord 6 price today stands at ₹46,999 from its previous price of ₹44,999, a price difference of ₹2000. The recent price drop on the OnePlus Nord 6 was ₹41,998 spotted 2 months ago.

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Following are the OnePlus tablets that have received a price hike:

OnePlus Android tablets price has also increased by upto 8% on models like OnePlus Pad Go 2 and OnePlus Pad Go Lite. Both of which are recently launched tablet devices by the brand. The OnePlus Pad Go 2 features Mediatek Dimensity 7300 Ultra and a 10050mAh battery,has been hiked by ₹3000 on the 256gb variant while the 128gb variant gets ₹1000 more expensive. Similarly, there’s a ₹1000 and ₹2000 price hike on the Lite models 6/128gb and 8/128gb respectively.

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OnePlus started as an online-only brand in 2013 quickly became a “flagship killer” and a favourite among many smartphone users due to the value for money phones as well as the clean, fast and refined OxygenOS, which OnePlus clearly nailed at that time.

However, in the following years, OnePlus continued to lose market share in India - likely due to the massive competition from Apple and Samsung. Oppo which is OnePlus’s parent company merged with OnePlus and decided to merge OxygenOS with Oppo’s ColourOS and invested about 10 billion in the year 2022. Despite this, OnePlus continued to lose in the Indian smartphone market and globally.

Fast forward to today as of August 2026, OnePlus continues to shut down in international markets including Europe and North America. The brand however claims to continue operating in markets like India.

Now after a price hike of upto 15% across smartphones, tablets and earbuds and continuing to launch new phones such as the OnePlus N6X, the brand is trying to make its footprints in the Indian smartphone market.

Also from Q1 FY28, Oppo, OnePlus and Realme phones are going to be made in India by Amber Enterprises

OnePlus isn’t the only smartphone brand to be introducing a price hike. Samsung, Oppo and iQOO have also done the same with rumours on Apple iPhones going to get costlier by upto ₹10,000 to ₹12,000

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