The Apple iPhone 17 was launched in India at a starting price of Rs 82,900.
On Vijay Sales' official website, this smartphone is currently listed for Rs 80,490- a direct price cut of Rs 2,410.
You can get an additional discount of Rs 4,500 on HSBC Bank Credit Card EMI transactions.
Planning to upgrade to the iPhone 17? This might be a great time to make the move. Originally launched in India at Rs 82,900, the iPhone 17 is now listed on Vijay Sales’ official website with a discount of more than Rs 6,900. The phone comes with a 6.3-inch display, A19 chipset, a 48MP Fusion main sensor and much more. It’s important to note that deals like these usually don’t stick around for long, especially on the latest flagship models, so it’s better to act fast if you’re interested. Here’s a quick look at how the deal works and how you can get the most value out of it.
SurveyApple iPhone 17 deal
The Apple iPhone 17 was launched in India at a starting price of Rs 82,900. On Vijay Sales’ official website, this premium smartphone is currently listed for Rs 80,490- a direct price cut of Rs 2,410. On top of that, you can get an additional discount of Rs 4,500 on HSBC Bank Credit Card EMI transactions.
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Apple iPhone 17 specifications and features
Apple iPhone 17 sports a 6.3-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and Always on Display. Also, it comes with 3,000 nits peak brightness. Under the hood, the iPhone 17 is powered by Apple’s A19 chipset and comes with 8GB RAM.
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For photography, the iPhone 17 houses a 48MP Fusion main sensor and a 48MP Fusion ultra-wide with macro support. On the front, there is an18MP camera for selfies and video calls. According to the tech giant, the device provides 6 hours more battery life compared to the iPhone 16.
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