If you’re looking to buy a new iPhone, now’s a great opportunity. Currently, iPhones can be purchased at affordable prices from Amazon, Croma, and Flipkart.
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iPhone Special Offer: If you’re looking to buy an iPhone for the New Year, you can take advantage of the ongoing sales on Croma, Amazon, and Flipkart. All three platforms are offering impressive discounts on both new and old iPhone models. So, if you’ve been holding back on buying an iPhone due to budget constraints, now’s a great opportunity to save. You can now buy a new iPhone for yourself or a friend or family member by taking advantage of these impressive offers.
iPhone 15 and 15 Plus
The iPhone 15, priced at ₹59,900, is listed on Croma for ₹57,990. An additional ₹2,000 discount is also available on select credit cards, bringing its price down to ₹55,990. Amazon is offering this phone for ₹54,999 without any bank offers. Flipkart is offering it for ₹51,999. As for the iPhone 15 Plus, it can be purchased from Croma for ₹66,390, a savings of ₹3,510.
iPhone 16e
Launched earlier this year, the iPhone 16e is listed on Croma for ₹52,390. ICICI and SBI bank cards offer an additional ₹2,000 discount, bringing its price down to ₹50,390. On the other hand, this iPhone is listed on Flipkart for ₹51,999. There are no bank offers on this device.
iPhone 17 Pro
The iPhone 17 Pro, the flagship device launched in September, is also offering customers savings. While its price hasn’t been reduced, both Croma and Flipkart are offering a ₹4,000 cashback on select bank cards, bringing its starting price down from ₹1,34,900 to ₹1,30,000.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G also offers a massive discount
The Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G is also currently available at a significant discount. Launched in India at ₹129,999, the phone is currently listed on Reliance Digital for just ₹77,999. An instant discount of ₹1,000 is also available with select bank cards, bringing the price down to ₹76,999.
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