iPhone 15 price cut: Apple iPhone 15, iPhone 14 now cheaper: Here's how much they cost
The iPhone 15 now starts at ₹69,900, while the iPhone 14 is priced at ₹59,900. Discounts may increase during the festive season on e-commerce platforms.
Apple announced major price reductions for its iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 models as iPhone 16 series was launched. Following the launch of new iPhone models almost every year, prices of previous generation iPhone models are cut. This time, the price cuts affect various models within the iPhone 15 lineup. Apple has officially discontinued the iPhone 15 Pro models after the launch of the iPhone 16 Pro models.

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How much iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 models will cost now?
The standard iPhone 15 now starts at ₹69,900, down from ₹79,900.
The iPhone 15 Plus is now priced at ₹79,900 down from its earlier price of ₹89,900.
The iPhone 14 is now selling for ₹59,900 and its price has been slashed by ₹10,000 while iPhone 14 Plus now costs ₹69,900.
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When will the new prices be effective from?
The new prices are effective immediately across all Apple resellers in India, including Apple Store Online, Apple Store locations and partner retail outlets, the company said.
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Can you expect more discounts on iPhones?
Yes, buyers can expect further price drops on e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Flipkart owing to exchange offers, bank discounts and more during the festive season.
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