iPhone 15 Pro price cut by Rs 25,099
By Ankita Garg
Reliance Digital is giving a massive discount on the iPhone 15 Pro, which is still a solid phone for power users. The device has received a price cut of Rs 25,099 on the platform. Here are the details.
The iPhone 15 Pro is listed on Reliance Digital at Rs 1,09,900, which is for the blue titanium model.
To recall, Apple originally announced the iPhone 15 Pro with a starting price tag of Rs 1,34,999 in India.
This means that consumers are getting a flat discount offer of Rs 25,099 on the iPhone 15 Pro. This price is for the base 128GB storage model.
There is also Rs Flat 10,000 instant discount with IDFC Credit Card EMI option, which will further reduce the price of the phone.
The Pro version has a 48-megapixel primary camera, offering multiple focal lengths, along with a 3x telephoto lens for a great photography experience.
While the iPhone 16 Pro model is available for purchase, the 15 Pro is also a solid Pro model that can offer almost similar experience at a lower price.
Additionally, if you think that you will miss out on the latest AI features, the iPhone 15 Pro also has support for upcoming Apple Intelligence features.
The 15 Pro even offers a customisable Action Button, replacing the traditional mute switch for easier access to apps and USB-C charging for faster data transfers.
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