Up to Rs 10,000 cashback on MacBooks; Rs 5,000 cashback on iPhone 17 and iPhone Air.
No-cost EMI options up to 12 months available across iPhone, Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch.
Festive offers valid on Apple’s website, app, retail stores, and authorised resellers nationwide.
With Diwali just around the corner, Apple has announced its festive offerings for Indian customers. Customers will be able to receive some great incentives for upgrading to the latest Apple devices. To name a few, the buyers will receive no-cost EMI options as well as trade-in benefits on the iPhone 17 lineup, MacBooks, iPads, and Apple Watch models.
SurveyAs part of its festive promotions, Apple is now offering up to Rs 10,000 in instant cashback on purchases made with American Express, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank credit cards. The maximum discount is applicable to MacBook Air and Pro models, while the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air come with Rs 5,000 cashback.
Customers can also spread their payments with no-cost EMI plans of up to 12 months, which are available from most major banks. These EMI options apply to the iPhone 17 series, MacBooks, iPads, and Apple Watch devices, though Apple has stated that 9- and 12-month terms will be available only until October 23, 2025.
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The offers are available through Apple’s official website, the Apple Store app, retail locations in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune, as well as authorised resellers nationwide. However, Apple states that cashback and EMI benefits cannot be combined with other offers, such as Education Store pricing or the Corporate Employee Purchase Plan.
To recap, here are the prices for various Apple products: the iPhone 17 Pro starts at Rs 1,34,900, the iPhone Air at Rs 1,19,900, and the iPhone 17 at Rs 82,900. The Apple Watch Series 11 costs Rs 46,900, the Apple Watch SE 3 costs Rs 25,900, and the Apple Watch Ultra 3 costs Rs 89,900.
The AirPods Pro 3 starts at Rs 25,900, while the AirPods 4 start at Rs 17,900, and the AirPods Max costs Rs 59,900.
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