iPhone 15 price cut by Rs 10,000
By Ankita Garg
Reliance Digital is selling the iPhone 15 smartphone at the lowest price possible on its platform, giving people another chance to buy it at a discounted rate. Here is everything you need to know.
The iPhone 15 is listed on Reliance Digital at Rs 59,900, down from its current official retail price of Rs 69,900. So, you are getting a flat discount of Rs 10,000.
The mentioned price is for the 128GB storage model and yellow version. This is a good deal for many iPhone lovers.
The iPhone 15 is one of the best iPhones from Apple and it has a compact 6.1-inch display and comes in five vibrant colours: pink, yellow, green, blue, and black.
The device doesn't offer support for Apple Intelligence (AI), but it will still offer a good experience to power users. Apple is anyway yet to make its AI game strong, so iPhone 15 buyers won't be missing out on anything.
With a 48-megapixel primary camera, the iPhone 15 captures stunning photos in various lighting conditions.
Apple says the battery of iPhone 15 is designed for all-day usage, but people can expect around 9 hours of battery on an average.
The A16 Bionic chip provides improved speed and efficiency compared to the previous generation.
The iPhone 15 also adopts the universal USB Type-C charging port, replacing the Lightning connector.
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