iPhone 16 gets a flat Rs 13,000 price cut, with an additional Rs 4,000 bank discount on Vijay Sales.
The smartphone features a 6.1-inch OLED display, A18 chipset, 48MP camera and improved battery life.
EMI options start at Rs 2,927 per month, with exchange and Apple Care+ benefits also available.
You must have already read through the news that smartphones are getting expensive from next year. So, if you were on the hunt for a new smartphone, possibly an iPhone 16, then this might be the best time. During this holiday season with Christmas and new year approaching, the Apple iPhone 16 is available with a massive price drop (which is now rare to see). The device, which was launched at Rs 79,900 in India, can be yours for around Rs 63,000. The device comes with solid upgrades including the camera, performance, design and other aspects if compared to iPhone 15. So, if you have genuinely made up your mind, check out the iPhone 16 price deal on Vijay Sales.
SurveyApple iPhone 16 price on Vijay Sales
The Apple iPhone 16 is currently listed at Rs 66,900, after Rs 13,000 price drop from its launch price. You can also use select bank cards to bring down the price by Rs 4,000, taking the net effective price to around Rs 62,900. Buyers can also choose EMI options starting Rs 2,927 per month. But keep in mind that you may have to pay some additional amount for file charges and interests.
Further, the customers can also exchange their old device and get a best possible discount depending on the working condition, brand and model. You can also choose Apple Care+ along with the device, paying extra.
Apple iPhone 16 specifications
Apple iPhone 16 offers a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED panel. It is powered by the Apple A18 chipset and has 8GB RAM. The device runs on the latest iOS 26 update and offers an enhanced battery backup compared to iPhone 15, thanks to a 3,561 mAh battery cell. It also supports 25W MagSafe wireless charging.
For camera, the device comes with a 48MP primary shooter with sensor-shift optical image stabilisation (OIS). On the front, the device offers a 12MP selfie camera.
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