OPPO Find X9s, Xiaomi Pad 8, and Redmi smartphones and tablets hit by latest price hike

In another round of price hikes, the latest casualties include OPPO Find X9s, Xiaomi tablets, and Redmi phones. Almost all these devices have their prices going up by around Rs 500 to Rs 5,000 depending on the model and variant. The increases come as increased memory and component costs continue to put pressure on smartphone prices in India. Here’s a look at the affected devices and their new prices.

New prices for these products

A new X post by a known tipster, Sanju Chaudhry, has revealed which phones have undergone the latest price hikes. The OPPO Find X9s (review) has received one of the biggest increases in this latest round, with both its storage variants now Rs 5,000 more expensive. The 12GB + 256GB variant has gone from Rs 79,999 to Rs 84,999, while the 12GB + 512GB model now costs Rs 94,999, up from Rs 89,999.

— Sanju Choudhary (@saaaanjjjuuu) September 1, 2026

The Xiaomi and Redmi devices affected here range across multiple price segments. The Redmi 15A is a budget smartphone for buyers looking for basic everyday performance, while the Redmi Pad 2 targets the affordable tablet market with a larger screen and cellular options.

Device	Variant	Previous price	New price
Redmi 15A	4GB + 64GB	Rs 15,999	Rs 16,499
	4GB + 128GB	Rs 17,499	Rs 18,499
	6GB + 128GB	Rs 19,499	Rs 20,499
Redmi Pad 2	4GB + 128GB Wi-Fi	Rs 18,999	Rs 19,999
	4GB + 128GB Cellular	Rs 19,999	Rs 20,999
	6GB + 128GB Cellular	Rs 22,999	Rs 23,999
	8GB + 256GB Cellular	Rs 24,999	Rs 25,999
Xiaomi Pad 8	12GB + 256GB	Rs 43,999	Rs 46,999
	Nano Texture	Rs 45,999	Rs 48,999

The Xiaomi Pad 8, meanwhile, sits much higher up the tablet range and is for users looking for a more capable device for productivity, entertainment and multitasking.

Should you buy these devices now?

The smartphone and tablet market is extremely volatile right now, and price hikes like these could continue as long as component costs remain unpredictable. We simply don’t know when prices will start settling again. You can also check out our story tracking all the latest price hikes and updated prices for major smartphones and tablets in India.

If you’ve been planning to buy a particular phone or tablet, it may make sense to buy it now rather than risk another price increase. If you’re not in a hurry, though, waiting a year or more could also work in your favour, especially if you can pick up the same device or a newer model during a major sale or with a good discount. For now, there’s no clear indication of when the market will return to normal, so it really comes down to how urgently you need the device.