iPhone 16e is selling at a lower price
iPhone 16e is selling at a lower price
By Aman Rashid
The iPhone 16e has received a massive price drop on Amazon. With all offers combined, you can get the device for under Rs 53,000. Here are the details about the latest iPhone deal.
Discount on iPhone 16e
The iPhone 16e 128GB variant is currently listed on Vijay sales with a flat discount of Rs 3,000, bringing its price down to Rs 56,790
Rs 7,110 discount on Amazon
On top of that, there is also bank offers available, wherein you can get an addiitonal flat discount of Rs 4,000 if you pay using an ICICI Bank, Axis Bank or Kotak Bank credit card.
Bank offers
This means, that you can effectively buy the 128GB variant of the iPhone 16e at Rs 52,790. The same bank offer also applies on the higher 256GB and 512GB models
iPhone 16e at Rs 52,790
iPhone 16e is powered by A18 chip that features a 6-core CPU that Apple claims is up to 80 per cent faster than the A13 Bionic chip, which powers the iPhone 11.
Performance
The iPhone 16e features a 6.1-inch OLED display with a notch, which houses the Face ID system. It has an Action button instead of the traditional mute switch seen on the iPhone SE series.
OLED Display
The iPhone 16e features a 48-megapixel rear camera with 2x zoom, 12-megapixel front camera, and supports 4K Dolby Vision video.
Camera system
With an IP68 rating, the iPhone 16e is splash, water, and dust resistant.
Durability
Apple claims the iPhone 16e offers up to 26 hours of video playback.
Battery
The iPhone 16e also supports Apple Intelligence, a suite of AI-driven features. This includes tools like Genmoji, Writing Tools, and integration with ChatGPT.
Apple Intelligence
With Apple Intelligence and Visual Intelligence support under Rs 55,000, we find the iPhone 16e to be a great entry point into the Apple ecosystem.
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