Planning to purchase an iPhone 13? Online commerce platform Flipkart has a proposal for you. As a part of the deal, you may get Apple iPhone 13 at ₹45,200. Interested? Here’s how the deal works
Flipkart has listed Apple iPhone 13 at a reduced value of ₹65,999 for the bottom variant (128GB). This is a 5% low cost on the telephone’s present retail value which is ₹69,900.
Additionally, there’s an alternate provide of as much as ₹17,500. Depending on the situation of your outdated smartphone, you may get a most low cost of ₹17,500 in alternate. Then comes the financial institution provide that features 5% cashback for Flipkart Axis Bank bank card holders. This interprets to ₹3,299 off on the telephone’s value. Combining all these presents and reductions, you should buy the iPhone 13 at ₹45,200 from Flipkart.
Do word that Amazon has additionally listed the iPhone 13 at ₹65,999 on the positioning. There is a 5% cashback for Amazon Pay ICICI Bank bank card holders. However, the utmost alternate low cost provided by Amazon is ₹13,350.
Apple iPhone 13 specs
Apple iPhone 13 is powered by A15 Bionic chipset – the one which additionally powers the iPhone 14. The smartphone comes with a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display screen and boasts of an extended battery life. It is provided with a 12MP digital camera on the entrance for selfies. There is a 12MP twin digital camera setup on the again as nicely.
Meanwhile, Apple has elevated the value of iPhone SE in India. The smartphone was launched in March this 12 months with a beginning value of Rs43,900. To recall, the handset has three storage models- 64GB, 128GB and 256GB. All three fashions had been priced at ₹43,900, ₹48,900 and ₹58,900 respectively. After the most recent value hike, the variants are listed at ₹49,900 (64GB), ₹54,900 (128GB) and ₹64,900 (256GB) on Apple India web site. The telephone has bought an general value hike of ₹6,000.
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