You Can Buy Nokia 6 (2018), Nokia 7 Plus and Nokia 8 Sirocco From Airtel, Starting At Just Rs 3,799

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Airtel is looking to partner with device makers in India to offer low-cost EMI plans under a so-called Project Next initiative. The first brand to come on board is Nokia, as Airtel has tied-up with HMD Global to offer attractive financing schemes for the Nokia 6 (2018), Nokia 7 Plus and the flagship Nokia 8 Sirocco.

With a down payment of Rs 3,799, you can get a 2018 Nokia smartphone with EMI plans starting at Rs. 1,499 for the Nokia 6 (2018). The EMI costs includes your Airtel mobile subscription – i.e bundled voice and data plan, with unlimited voice calls, free Airtel TV subscription and 30GB of data per billing cycle, with remaining data carried forward to the next month’s billing cycle.

Nokia 6 2018

To get this EMI facility, you don’t need to register, as Airtel claims the financing schemes come with instant approval facility. Along with 3GB and 4GB RAM variants of the Nokia 6 (2018), Airtel’s financing scheme focuses on new Nokia releases. Here’s a breakdown of the payment details, and benefits under the plan:

Device Down Payment EMI Benefits
Nokia 6 (3GB RAM) Rs. 3,799 Rs. 1,499 Unlimited calling with free roaming, 30GB data, free Airtel TV subscription
Nokia 6 (4GB RAM) Rs. 5,799 Rs. 1,499 Unlimited calling with free roaming, 30GB data, free Airtel TV subscription
Nokia 7 Plus Rs. 5,599 Rs. 2,099 Unlimited calling with free roaming, 30GB data, free Airtel TV subscription
Nokia 8 Sirocco Rs. 8.599 Rs. 2,799 Unlimited calling with free roaming, 50GB data, free Airtel TV subscription, 1 year Amazon Prime Membership, Airtel Secure Device Protection

 

Airtel’s plan is not unlike buying a phone from the carrier in the US. You will have to pay a down payment fee and subsequent payments are in the form of monthly Airtel bills.

This is, of course, not the first time that Indian mobile providers are offering such schemes to break payments into monthly postpaid plans. Usually, it’s preferred for premium smartphones such as iPhones or Galaxy S flagship series thanks to their high prices, so Airtel deciding to do the same for Nokia mid-rangers is interesting to say the least.

“We are pleased to introduce Nokia’s smartphone range on our digital platform and add to the range of smartphones available to customers”, Bharti Airtel’s Chief Marketing Officer, Vani Venkatesh was quoted as saying by the Economic Times.

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