iPhone 15 listed at Rs 50,990 with an additional Rs 1,500 discount for Amazon Pay ICICI credit card users.
Buyers can save up to Rs 48,200 through device exchange, depending on phone condition and model.
The iPhone 15 features a 6.1-inch OLED display, A16 Bionic chip, 48MP dual camera setup, and a 3,349mAh battery.
If you want to upgrade to an iPhone but have a budget of around Rs 50,000, go to Amazon and look into the Apple iPhone 15 price deal. Let me tell you that the Apple iPhone 15 usually costs more than Rs 69,000, but can now be purchased for less than Rs 50,000 thanks to a bank offer and price cut.
SurveyThe device has a dual camera setup, an OLED panel, an IP68 rating, and much more, making it a great value for the price point. Interested? Here’s how the Apple iPhone 15 price drop deal on Amazon works.
Apple iPhone 15 price on Amazon
The Apple iPhone 15 is currently listed at Rs 50,990 after a massive price drop compared to its usual price. Further, the customers can get up to Rs 1,500 discount on using the Amazon Pay ICICI bank credit card. The customers can also get the device on EMI starting at Rs 2,472 per month.
The customers can also exchange their old device for the new iPhone 15 and get a value of up to Rs 48,200. Note, the exact value of your old device will completely depend on the working conditions, brand, and variant. Additionally, the customers can also get an Apple Care subscription by paying extra.
Apple iPhone 15 specifications
The device, launched back in 2023, offers a 6.1-inch OLED panel with a 60Hz refresh rate. The display is bright, thanks to 2,000 nits peak brightness. It draws power from the A16 Bionic chipset and can be purchased in different storage variants. The device offers a 3,349mAh battery with good backup.
In terms of the camera, the device comes with a 48MP main and a 12MP ultrawide camera. On the front, the device comes with a 12MP selfie camera.
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