iPhone 15 Pro Max price drops by Rs 25,000
iPhone 15 Pro Max price drops by Rs 25,000
By Ankita Garg
Reliance Digital is offering a massive discount on the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Its price has dropped by Rs 25,000 on the site and an extra (up to Rs 10,000) bank discount offer is also available.
As the iPhone 15 Pro Max is coming closer to being 1 year old, its getting cheaper. Reliance Digital site is selling its base 256GB model at Rs 1,34,900.
The device was launched in India at Rs 1,59,900, which means that consumers are getting a massive discount of Rs 25,000 on Reliance Digital site.
Additionally, there is also "up to" Rs 10,000 discount offer on IDFC, RBL and bank credit cards. This will further reduce the price of the phone, making it a steal deal for iPhone lovers.
It is currently unknown when this offer will expire but this is a steal deal and one should not miss it.
Comparatively, the iPhone 16 Pro Max was launched in India at Rs 1,44,900 (256GB model).
People who don't have budget restriction can consider buying the latest model. Those who want to try and save some money, and even want a good Pro Max model should consider the iPhone 15 series.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max is still a solid phone and is capable of offering a powerful raw performance. It is even eligible to receive AI features. The camera and battery life is also great for the price.
There is no information on when the latest iPhone deal will expire. Hence, people are advised to buy the iPhone 15 Pro Max quickly if they have been planning to get one.
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