The e-commerce site has revealed deals available on a number of phones, including the iPhone 16, on the Flipkart Big Billion Days sale macro page.
With the launch of the iPhone 17, Apple has slashed the price of its older model, the iPhone 16, by Rs 10,000. Originally priced at Rs 79,900, the iPhone 16 is now available starting at Rs 69,900. The iPhone will be available at an even lower price during the big Billion Days sale starting September 23 on Flipkart. Flipkart has started revealing the deals for this festival sale.
iPhone 16
The e-commerce site has revealed deals available on a number of phones, including the iPhone 16, on Flipkart’s Big Billion Days sale page. This iPhone from Apple will be available at its lowest price ever. According to the Flipkart listing, the iPhone 16 can be purchased at an original price of Rs 51,999 in the upcoming sale. The phone has seen a big price cut of Rs 28,000.
However, the iPhone 16 price on Flipkart includes banking offers. The terms and conditions are written along with the price of the phone on the e-commerce site. This includes additional banking offers, exchange offers, etc. iPhone buyers will get this offer on selected bank credit or debit cards.
The iPhone 16 was launched in an initial 128GB variant. Meanwhile, this year, Apple has launched all its models with an initial 256GB variant. The 256GB and 512GB variants of the iPhone 16 were launched at Rs 89,900 and Rs 1,09,90,0 respectively. Now, both models are available at Rs 79,900 and Rs 99,900 respectively.
iPhone 16 features
The iPhone 16 features include a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display, Dynamic Island, A18 Bionic chip, and a powerful processor that supports Apple Intelligence.
The iPhone 16 comes with a 48MP primary camera and a 12MP secondary camera, and a 12MP camera for selfies and video calls. It has a dedicated camera capture button along with an action. Users will not need to touch the screen to click a photo.
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