‘Mauja Hi Mauja’, the new iPhone 16 and Buds will be available for free in the Apple Diwali sale for just Rs 6242, check the offer immediately.

Technical News Office – Navratri has started from today. With this, the festive season has also begun. Dussehra then Diwali will arrive in a few days. In such a situation, most of the companies offer Diwali offers to their users. In this context, let us tell you that Apple launched its latest iPhone 16 series of phones worldwide just last month. The company has launched 4 phones of this series. At the same time, the company has now brought the Diwali sale to the public, in which you can now buy the iPhone 16 by paying a little less than Rs 7000. Let us know what the full offer is.

Apple sale for Diwali
For your information, let us tell you that according to the official Apple website, in the sale you can buy the iPhone 16 by paying only Rs 6242 per month. Additionally, you can buy the iPhone 16 Plus by paying just Rs 7,075 per month. Along with this, you will also benefit from the offer of instant cashback and no-cost EMI. Additionally, if you pay via American Express, ICICI and Axis Bank cards, you will also get an instant cashback of Rs 10,000.

Exceptional offer on iPhone 16 Pro
During this Diwali sale, the company is offering offers to individuals on several of its models. Let us tell you that in this sale you will get instant cashback of Rs 5,000 on iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max. Apart from this, people will get instant cashback of up to Rs 3,000 on iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus and Rs 2,000 cashback on iPhone SE. For your information, let us clarify that this cashback offer will be available only on ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and American Express cards.

Buds will be available for free
According to Apple’s official website, during this Apple Diwali sale, people are getting free Beats Solo Buds on the purchase of iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus. However, this offer will only be valid until Friday October 4. Additionally, the iPhone will also come with a free three-month subscription to Apple Music.

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