Apple iPhone 16 Deals
If you want to upgrade your phone before the festive season, this can be the right time as Croma’s Valentine’s Day sale is live. And, if you wish to upgrade to an iPhone 16, you can save a lot. The last generation flagship device is available with a Rs 8,000 discount on the platform, of course, after applying the bank discounts. After the launch of iPhone 17, the iPhone 16 is usually available for around Rs 69,900 in India. But now, after all the discounts, you can buy the iPhone 16 for around Rs 61,000. Here’s how the Apple iPhone 16 price deal on Croma actually works.
The Apple iPhone 16 is selling at around Rs 64,900, after Rs 5,000 price cut from its usual price. You can also select bank cards like Axis or ICICI and bring down the price by up to Rs 3,000, taking the net effective price to around Rs 61,900. Buyers can also choose easy installments with EMI starting at around Rs 3,055 per month.
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The customers can also exchange their old device and get the best possible value depending on working conditions, billing date and other factors. You can also buy the Apple Care+ along with bundled accessories, including the adapter for an extra.
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The Apple iPhone 16 comes with a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display with a 60Hz refresh rate. The device also promises up to 2,000 nits peak outdoor brightness. Under the hood, the device comes with an Apple A18 chip and is paired with 8GB RAM and up to 512GB storage. The device comes with up to 22 hours of video playback.
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In terms of camera, the device comes with a dual system with a 48MP Fusion main camera (f/1.6) and a 12MP Ultra Wide (f/2.2). It supports a 2x optical-quality Telephoto zoom. For selfies, the device offers a 12MP selfie camera. It has an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance and includes the Action button and the new Camera Control sensor.