iPhone 16 Pro Max listed at Rs 1,30,900, plus additional bank discounts.
Buyers can get up to Rs 36,050 off with exchange offers.
Device features A18 Pro chipset, 6.9-inch Super Retina XDR OLED, and triple cameras.
Apple will launch the iPhone 17 series globally today, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max is already available at much lower prices. So, if you’ve been waiting for the right time, this is it, as the device is currently available at a massive Rs 17,000 discount, including bank offers. If you are unaware, the Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max was launched last year at Rs 1,44,900 and features a premium Titanium design, Super Retina display with ProMotion, a triple camera setup, and an A18 Pro chipset.
SurveyIf you intend to buy it, here’s how the Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max price deal on Amazon works.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max price on Amazon
Just before the festive season, the iPhone 16 Pro Max is available for Rs 1,30,900, a massive Rs 14,000 discount. That’s not all; customers can also get a Rs 3,927 discount by using Amazon Pay ICICI bank cards, lowering the price to around Rs 1,27,000. Customers can also choose easy instalments, with EMIs beginning at Rs 6,346 per month.
Buyers can receive up to Rs 36,050 in exchange value, depending on the working conditions and brand. Customers can also pay extra for Apple Protect+ on Amazon.
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Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max specs
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max comes with a big and bright 6.9-inch Super Retina XDR OLED panel with 120Hz and 2,000 nits peak brightness. The device offers powerful performance, thanks to the A18 Pro chipset. The device supports all the Apple Intelligence features.
As for camera, the device offers a triple camera setup with 48MP main, 48MP ultrawide and 12MP telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom. On the front, the device comes with a 12MP selfie camera.
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