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Apple recently released the iPhone 16 series, and as part of the Vijay Sales Apple Days, the devices are available at much lower prices. This sale will run between December 29, 2024, and January 5, 2025, including Apple’s newest flagship devices and other Apple products at lower-than-normal prices.
The iPhone 16 Pro, which cost ₹1,19,900 initially, is currently available for ₹1,06,900. New buyers of Pocco Mio can use HDFC or RBL bank to get an extra ₹4,500 off, reducing the effective price to ₹1,02,500. Notable, there is an opportunity for customers to trade in older devices and buy devices on the no-cost EMI plans. However, the 128GB model is missing, and the £80 discount only applies to the 256GB model.
The base model iPhone 16 is shown to be costing ₹70,990, which is ₹9,000 less than the cost price of the newly launched iPhones. The cost is further reduced to ₹66,900 if the bank cardholders remove ₹4,000 off the price. To those planning to upgrade to the latest iPhone series, it is a splendid chance, given the phone deals involved.
Apart from the iPhone 16 series, the sale offers special offers on other Apple devices. The iPhone 15 (128GB) costs ₹60,490, while with bank offers, it can be purchased for ₹57,490. Likewise, the iPhone 13 begins at ₹43,900 but is available at ₹42,900 when all relevant offers are redeemed.
Apple products included in the sale also include its MacBook series. With an original price of ₹1,03,390, the MacBook Air with the M3 chip, with an option of a ₹10,000 bank discount, costs ₹93,390. The MacBook Pro with the M4 Pro chip also gets a price cut from ₹1,79,900 to ₹1,74,900. The iPad 10th generation is also significant. Its base price is ₹32,499, but after a discount, it becomes ₹29,499.
Along with smartphones, giveaways include items like AirPods and Apple Watches. The Apple Watch Series SE (2nd Gen) costs ₹23,199 with the option for ₹21,199 using applicable bank offers. Further, clearance specials for open-box and display items give extra value offers.
In the UK, Amazon has offered small price cuts of close to 5% on the iPhone 16 series. For instance, a new iPhone 16 with 128GB storage costs £749, previously £799. However, Such reductions are less pronounced than in Android competitors, and Apple’s devices retain a larger proportion of their second-hand value.
However, new information indicates that iPhone depreciation rates may rise. Compare and Recycle have analyzed this iPhone, which has the highest depreciation rate and lost 55% of its value in its first year.
