Marvellous Flipkart iPhone 14 deal! Price drops from 79900 to 46990; know how to get
You have a great chance to make your New Year perfect with the latest iPhone 14! (HT Tech)
On Flipkart, you can grab amazing deals on phones launched recently. Thanks to this specific Flipkart deal, the iPhone 14 is available with an exciting price drop offer. (HT Tech)
Originally priced at a premium price of Rs. 79900, Flipkart has initially reduced the price of the iPhone 14 to Rs. 73990 only. (HT Tech)
This way, you can grab an initial discount of Rs. 5901. You can take further advantage through bank and trade-in offers to lower the price even further. (HT Tech)
On iPhone 14, you can get Rs. 4000 Instant Discount on HDFC Bank Credit Card,Debit Card and Credit Card EMI transactions. The effective price will be just Rs. 69990. (HT Tech)
Apart from this, Flipkart Axis Bank card holders can get 5 percent cashback if the transaction is made with the card. Moreover, you can get Rs. 1000 off on EMI transactions with Flipkart Pay Later. (HT Tech)
The exchange deal makes it even more interesting! You can trade-in your old smartphone and get an amazing discount on the iPhone 14! (Unsplash)
You can get up to Rs. 23000 off on the iPhone 14, lowering its price to just Rs. 46990. That is its lowest price since launch! (Unsplash)
However, you should check whether your smartphone is in good working condition to receive the full value via this exchange deal. The discount may vary depending on the device that you are putting out for the exchange deal. (Unsplash)
You must be wondering why you should buy this iPhone 14 knowing the fact that the iPhone 14 design and specs are more or less similar to the iPhone 13? (Unsplash)
It is worth noting that the iPhone 14 gets the 5-core GPU A15 Bionic chipset. It also gets Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity whereas last year's iPhone 13 offers Bluetooth 5.0. (Pexels)
More interestingly, it also comes with Emergency SOS via satellite feature and Crash Detection, which are not there on the iPhone 13. These features can save your life in an emergency. (Unsplash)