Croma’s Republic Day Sale is live, and like clockwork, it is full of discounts, stacked offers, and deal tags fighting for your attention. Buried among the horde of offers, though, is a smartphone deal that genuinely stands out for the right reasons. The Google Pixel 10, a phone launched at Rs 79,999, can now be picked up for an effective price of just Rs 67,999.
That number matters. At this price, the Pixel 10 stops being a “nice but expensive” Android phone and starts looking like a genuinely compelling upgrade for anyone coming from an older Android device. You get Google’s cleanest take on Android, some of the best smartphone cameras around, and AI features that actually feel useful rather than gimmicky.
Here is how the deal works and why it might be worth your money.
How to buy the Pixel 10 at Rs 67,999
The Pixel 10 launched in India in August 2025 with a single 256GB storage variant priced at Rs 79,999. As part of the Croma Republic Day Sale, the pricing has been trimmed in a fairly straightforward way, without forcing you into exchange gymnastics.
– A flat Rs 5,000 discount on the MRP brings the price down to Rs 74,999
– An additional instant discount of Rs 7,000 is available on a 12-month no-cost EMI using an HDFC Bank credit card
Stack both offers, and the Pixel 10 lands at an effective price of Rs 67,999. Now, the Croma Republic Day Sale sale runs from January 16 to January 26, and the offer is available both online on croma.com and across Croma stores nationwide. So, if you want to upgrade to a Pixel 10, you only have a few days left to grab this offer.
Why the Pixel 10 is actually worth buying
At the heart of the Pixel 10 is Google’s Tensor G5 chip. Google claims up to a 60 per cent bump in computing performance, but the real story is how smoothly the phone handles AI-driven tasks. Voice dictation is quicker, photo processing happens faster, and everyday multitasking feels effortlessly fluid.
Battery life is another win. The 4,970mAh battery easily lasts more than a full day with regular use, and if you switch on Extreme Battery Saver, Google says it can stretch up to 100 hours. Pixelsnap magnetic wireless charging also makes topping up feel refreshingly simple.
The Pixel 10’s 6.3-inch Actua display is bright enough to laugh off harsh sunlight, hitting up to 3,000 nits at peak brightness. With a 120Hz refresh rate, everything from scrolling through social feeds to switching between apps feels smooth and responsive.
Then there are the cameras, which remain the Pixel’s calling card. The triple rear camera system pairs a 48MP wide camera with a 13MP ultra-wide and a 10.8MP telephoto lens offering 5x optical zoom. Google’s 20x Super Res Zoom does its usual computational magic, keeping images surprisingly usable even at extreme zoom levels.
ALSO READ: Google Pixel 10 review
What truly sets the Pixel 10 apart, though, is longevity. Google promises seven years of software updates and security patches from launch. Add an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus for scratch protection, and you have a phone that feels built to last, not just survive a two-year upgrade cycle.
At Rs 67,999, the Pixel 10 finally feels priced the way it always should have been. What do you think of Croma’s Republic Day offers? Drop a comment with your thoughts!
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