Buying a Motorola tablet in India may now put a bigger dent in your pocket. The company has reportedly increased the prices of some of its popular models, especially in the Moto Pad 60 series.
According to a tipster, the price hike affects multiple variants, including both Pro and Neo models. Even versions that come with a stylus are now more expensive.
While the exact reason behind this increase is still unknown, Motorola has joined several other brands that have recently revised their product prices in India.
Motorola Tablets Get a Price Hike
As per information shared by tipster Sanju Chaudhary on X, Moto Pad 60 Pro and Moto Pad 60 Neo have become costlier across all configurations.
Both tablets are popular options in the mid-range and budget segments. However, with the new pricing, buyers will now have to pay significantly more than before.
Moto Pad 60 Pro New Price Details
The Wi-Fi-only variant of the Moto Pad 60 Pro with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage is now expected to cost ₹27,999. The higher-end model with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage is likely to be priced at ₹31,999.
At the time of launch, these variants were priced at ₹26,999 and ₹28,999 respectively. This shows a clear price increase of up to ₹3,000. Both versions are also expected to include a stylus.
Moto Pad 60 Neo Gets a Bigger Price Jump
The price hike is even more noticeable in the Moto Pad 60 Neo lineup. The 5G variant with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage is now expected to cost ₹23,999.
Meanwhile, the Wi-Fi-only version with the same configuration may be priced at ₹21,499. Earlier, the 5G variant was launched at ₹17,999. This means the price has gone up by as much as ₹6,000, making it a significant jump.
Retail Pricing Also Revealed
The leaked details also include retailer billing prices, which exclude taxes. The Moto Pad 60 Pro (8GB + 128GB) is listed at ₹21,948 for retailers, while the 12GB + 256GB model is priced at ₹25,084.
For the Moto Pad 60 Neo, the 5G variant has a billing price of ₹18,813, while the Wi-Fi model is listed at ₹16,853.
The updated prices are already visible on Motorola’s official website in India, confirming that the new rates are now in effect.
