Apple has announced major price cuts on its iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 models following the launch of its latest iPhone series. As is customary, the company reduced the prices of older models to make room for the newly released devices. The models that have seen a significant price drop include the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, and iPhone 14.
Price Reductions for iPhone 15 Series
The standard iPhone 15, previously priced at ₹79,900, is now available for ₹69,900, providing customers with a ₹10,000 savings. Similarly, the iPhone 15 Plus, which originally cost ₹89,900, has been reduced to ₹79,900. These price cuts make it an attractive time for those looking to upgrade to Apple’s latest technology without paying full price.
iPhone 14 Models See a Price Drop
The iPhone 14 series has also received a substantial price reduction. The Apple iPhone 14 is now available for ₹59,900, reflecting a ₹10,000 drop from its original price. The iPhone 14 Plus is now being sold at ₹69,900, down from its previous ₹79,900 tag.
Availability of New Prices
These new prices are currently available through all authorized Apple resellers across India, including Apple’s online store, Apple retail locations, and partner retail outlets. Customers looking to purchase these phones at a discounted rate will find this offer appealing.
Upcoming Festive Season Discounts
In the lead-up to India’s festive season, there’s a strong possibility that iPhone models may see even further price reductions. E-commerce platforms like Amazon and Flipkart often host special deals, sales, and bank offers during festival periods, providing additional discounts to customers. If you’re in the market for a new iPhone, it might be worth waiting for the festive sales to get the best possible deal.
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iPhone Models Discontinued
With the launch of the new iPhone models, Apple has also discontinued several key products in its lineup. Both the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max have been removed from Apple’s portfolio. Additionally, Apple has retired the iPhone 13, which was first launched in 2021.
Apple’s pricing strategy is likely to encourage sales for both its new and older models as the tech giant prepares for the festive season.