The iPhone 16 Plus was launched in India for Rs 89,900.
On Vijay Sales’ website, this smartphone is currently available for Rs 82,300.
You can save more with bank offers.
If you’ve been eyeing the iPhone 16 Plus but waiting for a good deal, now might be the perfect time to grab one. The price of the device has dropped by over Rs 11,500 on Vijay Sales, making it more affordable than ever. Whether you’re upgrading your old phone or buying your first iPhone, this is a significant price cut that can help you save big.
SurveyThis offer is live on Vijay Sales’ website and to make the most of this deal, it’s important to act fast. Here’s a guide on how to grab the iPhone 16 Plus at this reduced price before the deal is gone.
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iPhone 16 Plus deal
The iPhone 16 Plus was launched in India for Rs 89,900. On Vijay Sales’ website, this premium smartphone is currently available for Rs 82,300, which is Rs 7,600 lower than the actual price. Also, you can get additional Rs 4,000 off using an ICICI Bank credit card, an SBI Bank credit card, or a KOTAK Bank credit card for transaction.
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iPhone 16 Plus specifications and features
The iPhone 16 Plus boasts a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR OLED panel. Under the hood, this device is equipped with Apple’s A18 chipset and supports all the Apple Intelligence features. According to the tech giant, the iPhone 16 Plus offers up to 27 hours of video playback.
For photography, the iPhone 16 Plus smartphone houses a 48MP main camera, along with a 12MP ultrawide lens. On the front, there is a 12MP selfie shooter. Furthermore, the iPhone 16 Plus is IP68-certified and features an aluminium frame.
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