Updated: October 10, 2020 3:08:51 pm
IPhone 11 will be discounted during Apple’s Diwali sale
With the start of the holiday season, various mobile device makers along with e-commerce giants are preparing to present a host of exciting offers and deep discounts on their products. With this, Apple is also ready to bring some of the amazing deals on its products through its recently launched Apple online store in India.
Recently, Apple has announced on its website that it will provide the iPhone 11 at a discounted price of Rs 53,400 along with a free pair of AirPods that normally cost Rs 14,900. The offer will begin on October 17 and will be available only in Apple’s online retail store. As of now, this is the only deal that’s available in the middle of the festive season at the Apple Store, as we eagerly await more attractive deals to make noise in the market.
Generally, iPhone 11 costs Rs. 68,300 for its 64GB RAM variant, but in the wake of the holiday season, both Apple and Amazon are offering a massive price cut to customers. Furthermore, Amazon has also listed the iPhone 11 at Rs 49,999 which will be available from October 17 at its Great Indian Festival sale.
As long as the iPhone 11 is only a year old and still promises to provide all the latest features that come with iOS, these deals seem perfect for those hoping to buy a new Apple device.
Those who want to buy an iPhone 11 along with AirPods can definitely go for Apple’s online sale, while those who just want to buy just one iPhone can consider the Amazon Great Indian Festival sale at a much lower price.
In regards to the iPhone 12 series, it is confirmed that it will launch on October 13 globally with a completely new line of devices consisting of iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max. All phones are expected to come with a 5G bracket clad in the ceramic glass panel.
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