Apple’s much-awaited iPhone 15 smartphone lineup is now on sale in India and other countries. The premium smartphone lineup was unveiled at the Apple’s Wonderlust event on September 12 and the pre-bookings for the smartphones started on September 15 at 5:30 pm.
Apple customers can purchase the latest iPhone lineup from the company’s official stores and its website from 8:00 am today. The latest iPhone lineup includes four models: the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
The cheapest of the four new phones, the iPhone 15, will be available in India at a price of ₹79,900 for the 128GB version, while customers will have to pay ₹89,900 for the 256GB storage variant and ₹1,09,900 for the 512GB storage variant.
However, if you are an existing Apple customer and interested to upgrade your smartphone into an Apple iPhone 15, here is how you can try your luck to get it under ₹40,000.
The iPhone 15 is currently priced at ₹79,900, but if you have an HDFC card, India iStore is offering an instant cashback of ₹5,000. With this offer, the net effective price of the iPhone 15 comes down to ₹74,900. Additionally, if you own an iPhone 13 or iPhone 14, you have the opportunity to receive an exchange value of up to ₹37,000. You can determine the exact exchange value for your previous phone by following the Cashify link provided under the Trade-In option.
Please keep in mind that your old phone must be in perfectly working condition, free from any scratches or dents on the device.
Retail stores like Croma are also allowing customers to order iPhone 15 smartphones online with full payment or in-store with a Rs. 2,000 nominal deposit for pre-booking. HDFC credit cardholders can save up to Rs. 5,000 on iPhone 15 and 15 Plus or Rs. 4,000 on Pro models, while trading in an old smartphone offers up to Rs. 6,000 in incentives.
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Updated: 22 Sep 2023, 05:40 PM IST
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