Apple iPhone 15 is available for Rs 26,005 only on Amazon; know how to grab the deal
Apple iPhone 15 (Black, 128GB)
Apple iPhone 15
has been included in numerous discount promotions on Amazon since its release in 2023. While the constant availability of deals might cause some shoppers to lose interest, those still looking to buy the iPhone 15 can benefit from substantial savings. Here's a breakdown of the latest offer.
With the launch of the iPhone 16 series, Amazon has significantly reduced the price of the iPhone 15 (128 GB, Black). This price drop presents a great opportunity for buyers to purchase this model at a highly competitive rate.
Apple iPhone 15 Amazon deal: Credit card offer and exchange discount
The Apple iPhone 15 (128 GB, Black) is now available on Amazon at an initial price of Rs 79,900. However, a generous
14% discount
brings the
price down to Rs 59,900
. Shoppers looking to maximise their savings can take advantage of Amazon's trade-in program. For instance,
trading in a used iPhone 15 (512 GB)
in good condition can provide you
Rs 30,900 in additional savings
, effectively reducing the
net price of the iPhone 15 to Rs 29,000
.
Furthermore, customers who use an
Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card
can enjoy an
additional discount of Rs 2,995
. This brings the total price of the
iPhone 15 down to an impressive Rs 26,005
, making this deal one of the most attractive options for anyone looking to upgrade their smartphone. With trade-ins and credit card offers, buyers have a chance to buy the iPhone 15 at a fraction of its original cost.
iPhone 15 exchange deal
iPhone 15 specifications and features
Display and design
: The iPhone 15 features a 6.1-inch display and was launched in pink, yellow, green, blue, and black colour options. Apple retained the design from previous models but introduced a Dynamic Island notch instead of the traditional notch, which was well-received in the iPhone 14 Pro models.
Camera upgrades
: This model boasts a 48-megapixel primary camera sensor, offering significant improvements in daylight, low-light, and portrait photography compared to its predecessor.
Battery life
: Apple claims the iPhone 15 has "all-day battery life," though real-world usage suggests it can last over 9 hours with average usage.
Processor
: Powered by Apple's A16 Bionic chip, an upgrade from the A15 chip used in the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus, with Pro models receiving the faster A16 chip.
Charging port
: Notably, the iPhone 15 features a USB Type-C charging port, replacing the Lightning port used in previous models and aligning with the more commonly used USB Type-C standard.
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