Flipkart Apple Days: Here’s how much users will have to pay for iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 13 – Times of India

If you are planning to buy an iPhone, perhaps this is the right time. Apple iPhones are considered to be the most-desired smartphones among users. Due to the high price of this premium phone, users often try to resist themselves from purchasing it.
But if the iPhone has been on your mind lately and you have been thinking of upgrading to an Apple phone, then this is the right time as Flipkart is running a sale on Apple devices.
Flipkart is running a sale on Apple iPhones, titled ‘Apple Days sale’ which started on November 16, and will run through November 20.
During the sale, Apple iPhone 12 mini, which is currently priced at Rs 59,900, can be purchased at Rs 39,999 for the 64GB variant.

Buyers can avail up to 34% discount on purchase of iPhone 12 mini, but there’s something more. There’s also an additional Rs 17,500 off in exchange for an old smartphone (do note that the resale value depends on the current condition of the smartphone). This brings the final amount of iPhone 12 mini down to Rs 22,499.
iPhone 12 mini: Specifications
iPhone 12 mini sports a 5.4-inch Super Retina XDR display with a layer of Ceramic Shield tougher than any other smartphone glass. Powering the iPhone is Apple’s in-house A14 Bionic chipset. iPhone 12 mini houses an advanced dual-camera system with a12MP ultra Wide and wide cameras; Night mode, Deep Fusion, Smart HDR 3, and 4K Dolby Vision HDR recording.
On the other hand, iPhone 13, launched in 2021 is available for purchase at a price tag of Rs 65,999. The current price of the smartphone is Rs 69,900. Buyers can get Rs 17,500 off in exchange for an old smartphone (do note that the resale value depends on the current condition of the smartphone). Flipkart is also offering a 7% discount on iPhone 13 which brings the new price down to Rs 47,499.
iPhone 13: Specifications
The iPhone 13 comes with a 6.1-inch display featuring Ceramic Shield on the front. The improved Super Retina XDR OLED display delivers a contrast ratio for true blacks and a 28 per cent increase in max outdoor brightness at 800 nits, with higher peak brightness for HDR content like photos and videos at 1200 nits, all while being more power-efficient.
The new wide camera, with 1.7 µm pixels, comes with the biggest sensor ever in an iPhone dual-camera system and is capable of gathering 47 per cent more light for less noise and brighter results. The smartphone is powered by Apple’s own A15 Bionic chipset and runs iOS 15.