Apple Days Sale ends in 2 days: Big discount offers on iPhone 15, iPad 11 and more
Vijay Sales is also giving additional discount offers on bank cards, which make Apple products even more affordable. Starting with the iPhone 15, the device is selling on Vijay Sales at a discounted price of Rs 61,490. This is down from its launch price of Rs 69,900. This means that consumers are getting a flat discount of Rs 8,410. Additionally, there is also an extra discount of Rs 3,000 on ICICI, Kotak and Axis bank cards. So, the price will effectively drop to Rs 58,490.advertisementThe iPhone 15 Pro Max is listed at a discounted price of Rs 1,20,000 for the top-end 512GB model. It has received a flat discount of around Rs 35,000. There is also up to Rs 4,500 discount on HDFC, OneCard, and RBL bank cards. This will further reduce the price of the Max model, making it a steal deal for many.As for the iPhone 16, it is listed at a lower price of Rs 70,900, which is down from its official retail price of Rs 79,990. In addition to this, there is also an extra discount of Rs 4,000 on ICICI, Kotak and Axis bank cards. So, the price will effectively drop to Rs 66,900 during Apple Days Sale.The iPhone 13 can be purchased at Rs 43,790, down from its official retail price of Rs 49,900. You will also find bank offers of up to Rs 1,000 discount for this phone.iPad Air 11, iPad 11 dealsThe iPad Air 11 with Wi-Fi and 128GB storage model can be purchased via Vijay Sales at Rs 55,400, which is lower than its launch price of Rs 59,900. You will also find Rs 3,000 bank discount offer on ICICI, Axis and HDFC. This will effectively reduce the price to Rs 52,400. People looking for a more affordable version can buy the latest 11-generation iPad 11 for Rs 32,200, which is down from its launch price of Rs 34,900. There is also an extra Rs 2,000 discount on ICICI, Axis and Kotak, which will further reduce the price.advertisementMacBook Air M2, MacBook Air M4 dealsThe MacBook Air M4 is the latest laptop from Apple and it is available with a flat discount offer of around Rs 10,000. It was launched at Rs 99,900 and it is selling on Vijay Sales at Rs 89,900. This price is for the 16GB RAM + 256GB storage model with a 13.6-inch screen. In addition to this, there is also a whopping Rs 10,000 discount offer on ICICI, Axis and Kotak bank cards, which will effectively reduce the price of the MacBook to Rs 79,900.People who have a little lower budget can consider buying the MacBook Air M2. It is listed on Vijay Sales at Rs 75,990 during Apple Days Sale. There is also an extra discount of Rs 8,000, which will effectively drop the price to Rs 67,990.Apple Watch Series 10, AirPods 3 dealsadvertisementThe Apple Watch Series 10 with GPS 42mm Jet Black Aluminium case and Black Sport Band is listed at a discounted price of Rs 43,100 on Vijay Sales. This is the latest Apple Watch from the brand and the price is lower than its official retail cost of Rs 46,900. There is also an additional discount of Rs 2,500 on ICICI, Axis, and Kotak bank cards. This will further reduce the price of the smartwatch.Lastly, those looking to buy the third generation AirPods will be able to get it for Rs 14,990, down from Rs 18,500.
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