Deepinder Goyal defends Temple's ₹85,000 price for global buyers
In short
Deepinder Goyal said Temple is meant for the world, not just India. The forehead-worn wellness device costs ₹85,000, pre-orders opened on November 1, and shipping is expected in early 2027.
He said it is a fitness and AI device, not a medical product. The comments came as people debated its price and how well it may sell in India.
What the reporting says
Deepinder Goyal defended Temple’s ₹85,000 price and said the forehead-worn wellness device was built for global markets. Pre-orders opened on November 1, with shipping expected in early 2027. Goyal described Temple as a fitness and AI device, not a medical product, amid debate over its pricing and sales prospects in India.
Why it matters
Deepinder Goyal addressed debate over Temple’s ₹85,000 price by saying the forehead-worn device was made for global markets. Pre-orders began on November 1 and shipping is expected in early 2027. He also framed Temple as a fitness and AI device rather than a medical product. The remarks are aimed at shaping expectations around pricing, positioning and likely demand in India and abroad.