iPhone 16 Pro is priced at Rs 1,12,900 with bank discounts bringing it under Rs 1,09,000 on Vijay Sales.
The device features a 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR display and is powered by the A18 Pro chipset.
It comes with a 48MP primary camera, 48MP ultrawide sensor, and a 12MP front camera for high-quality photography.
iPhone 16 Pro is officially available on heavy discounts on both Amazon Great Republic Day sale and Flipkart Monumental Sale. For the unversed, the customers can get the device for Rs 1,12,900 on Flipkart and Amazon during their special sale, with a massive price cut of Rs 7,000 without any bank offers. While the deal looks worthwhile and attractive, you can still save more money and buy the iPhone 16 Pro under Rs 1,09,000.
SurveyiPhone 16 Pro is available for the same price on Vijay Sales but the customers can save an additional amount if they have ICICI, HDFC, or SBI bank cards. The device is listed at Rs 1,12,900 and the customers can save an additional Rs 4,500 on using HDFC bank cards and a Rs 3,000 discount on using ICICI and SBI bank cards.
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Additionally, the customers can also get the options of no-cost EMI, business purchase and 847 points (worth Rs 847) which can be used on the next purchase.
iPhone 16 Pro specifications and features:
The iPhone 16 Pro comes with a big 6,3-inch Super Retina XDR Display with 120Hz refresh rate. It comes powered by the A18 Pro chipset. It runs on the latest iOS 18.2.1 update and supports all the Apple Intelligence features. The company promises up to 27 hours of video playback on a single charge.
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The iPhone 16 Pro comes with 48MP OIS primary shooter along with 48MP ultrawide sensor and 12MP periscope telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom. For selfies and video calls, the iPhone 16 Pro comes with a 12MP front camera. The device also gets a dedicated Camera Control and Visual Intelligence which helps the users with better understanding of their surroundings.
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