Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max is available for just Rs 87,000 on Flipkart; know how to grab the deal
Apple's Glowtime event introduced the iPhone 16 series, sparking excitement among tech enthusiasts ready for an upgrade.
In India, the iPhone 16 is priced at Rs 79,900, while the iPhone 16 Plus comes in at Rs 89,900.
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For those seeking premium options, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are available at Rs 1,19,900 and Rs 1,44,900, respectively.
An attractive highlight for Indian customers is Flipkart's trade-in program, which offers substantial savings when exchanging older devices for the latest iPhone models.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max Flipkart deal: Check exchange offer
The iPhone 16 Pro Max, featuring 256GB of storage and a sleek Black Titanium finish, is now available on Flipkart at a discounted price of Rs 1,32,900.
However, customers have the opportunity to make this premium device more affordable through Flipkart's trade-in program.
By exchanging an iPhone 15 Pro in good working condition, buyers can enjoy a substantial discount of Rs 45,900. This impressive reduction effectively lowers the cost of the iPhone 16 Pro Max to just Rs 87,000, making it a highly attractive deal for those upgrading to the latest Apple technology.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max exchange deal
iPhone 16 Pro Max specifications: Camera, processor, display, and more
Design and display
The iPhone 16 Pro Max features a 6.9-inch screen—the biggest on any iPhone to date. Weighing 227 grams (approximately), the smartphone comes with thinner bezels and always-on 120Hz ProMotion displays.
Chipset
Powered by the advanced A18 Pro chipset, the iPhone 16 Pro Max features 2nd-generation 3nm transistors. The 6-core GPU offers 20% faster performance compared to the A17 Pro, with 2 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores, improving speed by 15% while reducing power consumption by 20%.
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The A18 Pro also supports next-gen machine learning, faster USB 3 speeds, and ProRes video recording.
Camera enhancements
The triple rear camera system has received significant upgrades. The iPhone 16 Pro Max features a new 48MP fusion camera with a second-generation quad-pixel sensor, eliminating shutter lag in 48MP ProRAW and HEIF photos. It also supports 4K120 video capture. A 48MP ultra-wide camera with autofocus is included, along with a 12MP sensor and a 5x telephoto lens with a 120mm focal length.
Audio improvements
New audio capabilities have been introduced in the iPhone, including Spatial Audio capture during video recording. The Audio Mix feature uses machine learning to distinguish background sounds from speech, while "In-frame mix" isolates the voice of the person on camera, offering a studio-like recording experience.
Battery performance
While the exact battery size hasn't been disclosed, Apple claims significant improvements in power management and capacity.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max is said to offer the longest battery life ever seen on an iPhone, thanks to these optimisations.
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