iPhone 16 sees heavy price cuts in India

The iPhone 16 has seen a sharp price drop on Flipkart and Vijay Sales in India. The flagship smartphone is now available well below its launch price, with additional discounts via bank offers and device exchanges. This deal is part of the ongoing end-of-season sale running until December 21.

Apple's iPhone 16, launched in September 2024 at Rs 79,900, is now available at significantly reduced prices in India. On Vijay Sales, it is listed at Rs 66,900, a Rs 13,000 drop from launch, with an additional Rs 4,000 off via bank offers bringing the effective price to Rs 62,900. Exchanging an old device can yield further savings depending on the model.

Flipkart's end-of-season sale, running until December 21, 2025, features the iPhone 16 (128GB) at Rs 62,999 without offers. Including all promotions, it can be purchased for as low as Rs 55,999. The sale offers heavy discounts on smartphones, with the iPhone 16 highlighted.

The iPhone 16 is powered by the A18 chipset, delivering flagship performance for gaming like BGMI and supporting Apple Intelligence. It features a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with Dynamic Island, though limited to a 60Hz refresh rate. The camera setup includes a 48-megapixel main and 12-megapixel ultrawide rear lenses, plus a 12-megapixel selfie camera. Battery life lasts all day even with intensive use, aided by USB-C charging and MagSafe support. Wireless charging and 25W fast charging are also included. As a dual eSIM device, it suits modern users.

These deals make the iPhone 16 more affordable, especially for social media enthusiasts and gamers.

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iPhone models see price drops during December sales in India

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iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 16, and iPhone 15 are available with attractive discounts during the ongoing December sales in India. Platforms like Flipkart, Croma, and JioMart offer consumers a chance to buy these premium smartphones at more affordable prices. These deals, valid for a limited time, become even more beneficial with exchange and bank discounts.

The iPhone 16, India's top-selling smartphone of 2025, continues at a reduced price on Flipkart post-end-of-season sales. The 128GB model is Rs 62,999 (down from Rs 79,900), with bank offers up to Rs 4,000 and exchanges further cutting costs.

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Continuing the trend of sharp discounts seen on Flipkart and Vijay Sales last month, Apple's iPhone 16 is now listed on Croma at Rs 64,900—down Rs 15,000 from its Rs 79,900 launch price—with bank offers reducing it further to Rs 61,900.

During recent online sales, flagship smartphones from Apple, Samsung, and Google are available at significant discounts. The iPhone 16 is now priced under Rs 63,000 on Flipkart, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra sees a Rs 24,000 drop. The Google Pixel 10 is offered at Rs 68,450 on Amazon with additional bank offers.

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As 2025 draws to a close, significant discounts are available on the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus, Google Pixel 9, and iPhone 16 in India, making these premium devices more affordable for consumers.

Premium smartphones like the Google Pixel 10, iPhone Air, and OnePlus 13R are seeing significant discounts in India amid the holiday season. These deals, available on platforms such as Croma, Vijay Sales, and Flipkart, include bank offers and no-cost EMI options. They present compelling upgrade opportunities for consumers.

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India's Republic Day sales continue with deeper discounts on premium iPhones, including the iPhone Air, 17 Pro, and Pro Max. Building on earlier deals for iPhone 16 and Galaxy models, retailers like Vijay Sales, Amazon, Flipkart, and Apple are offering bank discounts and trade-ins to sweeten the offers.

 

 

 

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