Flipkart Big Billion Days opens to all: iPhone 17 at Rs 86,999, Pixel 10a at Rs 47,999 and other phone prices

BENGALURU: Flipkart's Big Billion Days sale is open to every shopper from Friday, 9 October, a day after Plus, BLACK and Flipkart credit card members got in early. We went through Flipkart's phone listings after midnight to see what the main models cost before any card or exchange offer. The figures below are the selling prices shown on the listings, price as of 9 October 2026, 2:46 AM IST.

Flipkart announced the dates on 6 October and called this the 13th edition of the sale. Its announcement does not give an end date, so treat every figure here as a snapshot. Prices on sale days can change within hours, and some deals sell out or move between colours.

Premium phones

The iPhone 17 with 256GB storage is listed at Rs 86,999 in all five colours, against a struck-out Rs 99,900. The 512GB model is Rs 1,09,999. Rs 99,900 is also what Apple now charges on its own India store for the base model, as we noted when the iPhone 17 rose to Rs 99,900, so the Flipkart listing is Rs 12,901 lower before offers. The Rs 79,999 figure Flipkart teased last month was an effective price that counted bank and exchange offers, and the sticker on the listing is Rs 86,999.

Google's phones are a mixed picture. The Pixel 11 with 256GB is at Rs 89,999 with no struck-out price on the listing, and the Pixel 10 is at Rs 79,999, also with no discount shown. The Pixel 10a is the one that moves. It is Rs 47,999 for 256GB on Flipkart, against Rs 55,999 on the Google Store when we checked at 2:50 AM IST.

Samsung's Galaxy S25 with the Snapdragon chip, 12GB of RAM and 128GB is at Rs 55,299, and the 256GB version is Rs 60,299. The Galaxy S25 FE starts at Rs 44,999 for 128GB and Rs 50,999 for 256GB. The newer Galaxy S26 FE with 256GB is Rs 72,999 on Flipkart, which is Rs 7,000 below the Rs 79,999 Samsung's own store showed in our Samsung Week report.

Mid-range picks

Motorola's edge 70 Fusion starts at Rs 30,999 for 128GB, the edge 70 pro is Rs 39,999 for 256GB and the edge 70 Pro+ is Rs 47,999 for 256GB. Nothing Phone (4a) is Rs 36,999 for 128GB, with 256GB versions at Rs 49,999 or Rs 50,999 depending on the colour.

POCO X8 5G is Rs 26,999 for 128GB in Black or Frost White, but Rs 29,999 in Fiery Orange, and the X8 Power with 256GB is Rs 33,999. Redmi Note 15 SE 5G starts at Rs 25,999 for 128GB and Rs 29,999 for 256GB. OPPO K14 Plus, which went on sale this week, is Rs 29,999 for 128GB and Rs 35,999 for 256GB.

Look closely at the colour. The same phone in a different finish can cost Rs 3,000 more, as the POCO X8 shows, and a few listings carry storage variants under very similar names. Open the listing and check RAM, storage and colour before you pay.

How to read the struck-out prices

Many listings show a large discount badge next to a struck-out price that the phone rarely sold at. The POCO X8 5G sits next to a struck-out Rs 64,999 and the Galaxy S25 next to Rs 1,04,999, which makes the discount look like half the price. A more useful test is to compare the selling price with what the brand charges on its own store, as we did for the iPhone 17 and the Pixel 10a above.

Bank and exchange offers sit on top of these figures and vary by card, so the amount at checkout can be lower than what we list. Exchange values shown on listings are maximums for specific phones in good condition, and the final figure is set when the old phone is picked up. If you are trading in, back up and sign out of your old phone first, and remove the SIM and any memory card before the pickup.