iPhone 14 price drop on Amazon Prime Day sale may be tempting, but should you buy it?
If you decide to buy, we argue it should be because of things like size and not just price.
But, more importantly, there are reasons why the Prime Day 2023 sale discount may not be for all.
iPhone 14 price will drop to ₹66,499 in Amazon Prime Day 2023 sale. It is a significant discount on a new iPhone, but if you consider it, it shouldn’t be solely because of the price cut. Look this iPhone 14 discount isn’t anything to scoff at. Let’s first know how much of a discount you are getting. Then, we shall get into the discussion of whether you should go for this phone in this sale.
iPhone 14 Amazon Prime Day 2023 sale discount
iPhone 14 is currently selling at ₹70,990, while its original price was ₹79,990.
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In the upcoming sale, you can grab it for ₹66,499 as per a recent Amazon tweet.
Now this is a good discount but iPhone 14 price has previously gone as low as ₹61,016. So, it isn’t the lowest price ever.
You can of course consider bank discounts and exchange deals to lower the price further.
However, since we are just a few months away from the iPhone 15 launch, some of you may want to wait for it. iPhone 15 series is expected to bring several upgrades like USB-C port.
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When the iPhone 15 arrives, the iPhone 14 may get an official price cut from Apple itself.
But if you can’t wait, then iPhone 14 discount will be awaiting you in this sale. It will be one of the most comfortable-sized phones because of its 6.1-inch screen. You get the performance reliability of an A15 Bionic SoC, highly capable cameras with a 4K60 video recording option, and the latest iOS build.
So you see it’s worth checking out and while you are on Amazon during Prime Day, do also check the discounts available on iPhone 13 too as that’s still a great iPhone to buy.
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