After the launch of iPhone 14 in September, Apple announced a price cut for iPhone 13, which debuted in September last year. Now, you can buy iPhone 13 from Flipkart for around ₹45,000, and save more than ₹25,000 on the device's current maximum retail price (MRP).
iPhone 13 (Apple)
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iPhone 13 on Flipkart
The e-commerce website has listed iPhone 13 at ₹61,999, a discount of ₹7,901 at 11% on the original MRP ( ₹69,900). In addition to this, customers save up to ₹17,500 more by exchanging an old handset for the incoming Apple device. Hence, they get it a final cost of ₹44,449, a discount of ₹25,401 at 36% on the MRP.
Additional benefits
Customers are also being offered a host of freebies on the phone. For example, they get OTTplay Premium subscription at Re 1 only. The subscription has an actual cost of ₹999 per year, and comes with a ‘Jhakaas Pack’ (SonyLIV, Zee5, Lionsgate Play, ShemarooMe, and ShortsTV).
iPhone 13: Features
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Equipped with the in-house A15 bionic chipset, iPhone 13 features a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display. A 3,420 mAh battery pack supports both regular and wireless charging. Also, though launched with iOS 15 operating system (OS), it can now be upgraded to iOS 16.
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Equipped with the in-house A15 bionic chipset, iPhone 13 features a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display. A 3,420 mAh battery pack supports both regular and wireless charging. Also, though launched with iOS 15 operating system (OS), it can now be upgraded to iOS 16.
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Meanwhile, for photography, there is a 12 MP camera on the front panel, and a dual camera setup (12 MP main lens, 12 MP ultra-wide lens ) at the back. Apple's Ceramic Shield provides protection to the handset.
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