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iPhone 12 under 50000 deal is still ACTIVE! Check it on Croma

Still looking for an iPhone deal? Check out this iPhone 12 price cut on Croma to get it under Rs. 50000.

By: HT TECH
| Updated on: Oct 01 2022, 18:10 IST
STEAL DEAL! Get iPhone 11 for just 19090 during Flipkart Big Billion Days
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1/5 Flipkart’s Big Billion Days Sale, which has gone live from September 23 until September 30, has brought some of the craziest iPhone deals in the market. The e-commerce giant is offering huge discounts on models such as the iPhone 11, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. (REUTERS)
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2/5 All of these models have been discontinued by Apple following the launch of the iPhone 14. That doesn't mean they have become obsolete. In fact, the iPhone 11 is still one of the highest-selling smartphones in India right now. (Apple)
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3/5 The 64GB variant of the iPhone 11 is originally priced at Rs. 43,900. However, Flipkart has announced a price drop on it and it can be yours right now for just Rs. 35,990 during the ongoing Big Billion Days Sale. You can further reduce the price of the iPhone 11 by availing exciting exchange offers and bank benefits on the iPhone 11. (Pexels)
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4/5 Flipkart is also offering an excellent exchange offer on the iPhone 11. You can get a staggering Rs. 16,900 off on the price of the iPhone 11 if you exchange your old smartphone. Both these offers combined take the price of the iPhone 11 down to just Rs. 19090, which is an excellent deal! (Apple)
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5/5 You can also avail bank offers to make this deal even sweeter! ICICI Bank Credit card holders can get Rs. 1250 off and Debit card holders can get Rs. 1000 off if they make the purchase using their cards. The deal is already live on Flipkart so hurry and grab this offer before it runs out! (Apple)
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You can grab the iPhone 12 deal with card offers and exchange deals on Croma at an amazingly low price. (Unsplash)

If you are worried about the missed chance to grab a new iPhone deal during Flipkart's Big Billion Days and Amazon Great Indian Festival sales, then know that you can still find some interesting deals on Croma. During the week-long sale on Amazon and Flipkart, iPhone 12 price had dropped to under Rs. 50000. Surprisingly, you can easily get the same discount even now. This money-saving iPhone 12 deal comes from Croma, which is offering the iPhone 12 with a massive price cut. Check this iPhone deal here.

iPhone 12 price cut on Croma

Currently, you can find the 64GB storage variant of the iPhone 12 priced at Rs. 59990, which is a flat 8 percent drop from its retail price. However, it is the card offer that lets you own the iPhone 12 at an impressively low price. You can enjoy a .8000 instant discount on HDFC Bank Credit Card while making the final payment on the iPhone 12. The discounted price inclusive of cashback will be applicable on the final payment page.

However, if you have an old smartphone to trade in then you can enjoy an additional discount. For instance, while trading in an old iPhone 11, you will be able to get a massive Rs. 15590 discount. This will help you to bring down the price under Rs. 50000. However, the price may vary depending on the smartphone that you are trading in.

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Reasons to buy iPhone 12 in 2022

We all know that Apple has already launched its latest iPhone 14 series in 2022. However, you should know that iPhone 12 is still a smart deal due to several reasons. First, the iPhone 12 has three more years with the latest support of iOS and security from Apple. Second, the cameras and video quality of the iPhone 12 are still one of the best available. Third, you will be able to get to experience the Apple ecosystem at a reasonable price! And that's what makes it a perfect deal to get now.

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