Technical News Office – Flipkart’s Big Diwali Sale has started today i.e. October 21st and this sale will remain live till October 31st. During the sale, great discounts are given on smartphones, tablets, laptops and smart TVs, but this sale is a golden opportunity for iPhone lovers. Yes, from last year’s standard iPhone model to the Pro model, the biggest discounts are currently observed. The iPhone 15 Pro, launched last year for Rs 1,34,900, is available at the lowest price in this sale. With the offer, the price of the device has become Rs 92,999, which means a discount of over Rs 41,000 is being given on the phone. Let us know about this amazing deal…
Discount on iPhone 15 Pro in Flipkart Big Diwali sale
During the Flipkart Big Diwali sale, the iPhone 15 Pro is listed at Rs 1,03,999 without any offers. Through SBI Credit Card and Credit EMI, you can get an additional discount of up to Rs 2,500 on the device, while in the exchange offer, the company is offering an additional discount of Rs 5,000 on the price of the old phone. This means that if you trade in your old Android phone, you can save up to Rs 10,000 with the bonus on the device, which makes the price of the device come down to around Rs 90,000, which is a good affair. If you are planning to buy the iPhone 16 for Rs 80,000, you can avail the Pro model by paying Rs 10,000 more.
Features of the iPhone 15 Pro
iPhone 15 Pro is made from aerospace-grade titanium, with a premium textured matte glass back and ceramic front. It is designed to resist splashes, water and dust, providing robust protection in a variety of environments. With a 6.1-inch Super Retina , while Always On Display gives a different look to the lock screen.
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Equipped with the A17 Pro chip, iPhone 15 Pro delivers an immersive mobile gaming experience. It also offers strong battery life that lasts all day. The iPhone 15 Pro has 3 cameras, including a 48 MP main camera. While the action button provides a customizable shortcut to favorite features such as silent mode, camera and voice memos.
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