The iPhone 16 was launched in India for Rs 79,900.
Currently, Flipkart is offering a Rs 5,000 discount on this phone, bringing the price down to Rs 74,900.
You can save even more with bank and exchange offers.
Exciting news for iPhone fans! Flipkart is offering a great deal on the latest iPhone 16. You can now buy this popular smartphone at a massive discount of Rs 9,000. This is a fantastic opportunity to own a brand-new iPhone 16 at a lower price. Whether you’re due for an upgrade or looking to switch to an iPhone, this deal is too good to miss.
SurveyKeep reading to know the details of the deal.
iPhone 16 on Flipkart
The iPhone 16 was launched in India for Rs 79,900. Currently, Flipkart is offering a Rs 5,000 discount on this phone, bringing the price down to Rs 74,900. Also, you can get Rs 4,000 off on ICICI Bank Credit Card, Kotak Bank Credit Card, and SBI Credit Card transactions. To save even more, you can trade in your old smartphone.
Also read: Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus now available for under Rs 62,000 on Amazon: How this deal works
iPhone 16 specifications and features
The Apple iPhone 16 sports a 6.1-inch OLED panel with 60hz refresh rate. The iPhone 16 comes with a peak brightness of 2,000 nits and ceramic shield glass coating. It also supports HDR display and True Tone.
The iPhone 16 is powered by the 3nm A18 Bionic chipset to support Apple Intelligence features. The device is said to offer a playback time of up to 22 hours and also comes with wireless charging support. The iPhone 16 is IP68 certified.
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For photography, the iPhone 16 houses a 48MP fusion sensor with 2x optical zoom along with a 12MP macro lens. On the front, there is a 12MP selfie shooter.
Also read: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 available at Rs 15,000 off on Amazon with more savings possible
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