OnePlus 15 and 15R India Prices Rise Again by Up to Rs 6,000
OnePlus 15, 15R Get New India Price Hikes
OnePlus 15 and 15R India prices rise, with the flagship model going up by as much as Rs 6,000 and the 15R seeing a second increase of up to Rs 2,500. The updated prices are already listed on the OnePlus website, and limited-time bank discounts are available to partly offset the higher tags.
The change takes the OnePlus 15’s top variant to Rs 85,999, while the OnePlus 15R now starts at Rs 52,999 for the base version. The price hike comes only months after launch, according to the information shared in the input data.
New India Prices for OnePlus 15 and 15R
The OnePlus 15 price increase is the first for the flagship since its release, while the OnePlus 15R had already seen a hike earlier. The new prices are effective today, as pointed out by tipster Sanju Choudhary, and both phones are now live with revised pricing on the company’s website.
For the OnePlus 15, the 12GB+256GB variant now costs Rs 77,999, up from Rs 72,999. The 16GB+512GB variant has moved to Rs 85,999 from Rs 79,999. That works out to a rise of Rs 5,000 on the base model and Rs 6,000 on the higher storage version.
The OnePlus 15R has also been revised again. The 12GB+256GB model now costs Rs 52,999, after earlier moving from Rs 47,999 at launch to Rs 50,499. The 12GB+512GB version is now priced at Rs 57,999, up from Rs 55,499 and Rs 52,999 at launch. The 15R launched in December 2025 and has now been hiked twice since then.
- OnePlus 15 12GB+256GB: Rs 72,999 at launch, now Rs 77,999
- OnePlus 15 16GB+512GB: Rs 79,999 at launch, now Rs 85,999
- OnePlus 15R 12GB+256GB: Rs 47,999 at launch, Rs 50,499 earlier, now Rs 52,999
- OnePlus 15R 12GB+512GB: Rs 52,999 at launch, Rs 55,499 earlier, now Rs 57,999
Bank Discounts Partly Offset the Hike
For now, OnePlus is offering limited-time bank discounts of up to Rs 3,000 on the OnePlus 15 and up to Rs 2,000 on the OnePlus 15R. Those offers do not remove the price increase, but they do reduce the effective cost for buyers moving quickly.
The input data says the pricing trend is linked to elevated component costs, and that more brands are expected to follow with increases this month. It also notes that both phones still sit below several upcoming flagships that are expected to launch at higher price points for the same reason.
OnePlus 15 and 15R Features at a Glance
The OnePlus 15 remains the higher-end model in the pair, while the 15R sits below it with some cuts in cameras and charging. Both phones carry IP68 and IP69 ratings, according to the provided details.
- OnePlus 15: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
- 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED display
- Up to 165Hz in supported games
- Triple 50MP rear camera system
- Periscope telephoto with 3.5x optical zoom
- 120W wired charging and 50W wireless charging
- 7,300mAh battery
- 8K video support and 4K 120fps Dolby Vision recording
- OnePlus 15R: Snapdragon 8 Gen 5
- 6.83-inch AMOLED display
- Up to 165Hz
- 7,400mAh silicon-carbon battery
- 80W charging
- 50MP main camera and 8MP ultrawide camera
- No telephoto camera
- Dedicated G2 gaming chip and bypass charging
The clearest differences between the two are in camera hardware and charging. The OnePlus 15 includes a periscope zoom camera and faster wired as well as wireless charging. The 15R skips those parts but has a larger battery and a lower price, even after the fresh increase.
With the new pricing now live, the latest revision leaves both phones more expensive than they were at launch, though the bank offers can temporarily narrow the gap. The information provided does not mention any further timetable for changes, only that the higher component-cost environment may keep pressure on prices for other launches as well.
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