Apple iPhone is one of the most sought devices in the market but it comes at a very heavy price. The latest iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro costs Rs 79,990 and Rs 1,19,000, respectively, which is quite a lot of money to spend on a mobile device.
Now, what if you can bring this amount to a substantially lower number or even half the price of the original device? Yes! You can do that and it’s possible by all means.
Apple’s official online store offers two namely the exchange offer and the bank offer, applying both of these at the same time makes your iPhone cost go down quite much.
If you’re an HDFC credit/debit card user then you can avail of a discount of up to Rs 5000 and Rs 6000 on iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro respectively.
Apart from that, if you apply the exchange offer, you can trade-in even as old a device as the iPhone 5s. Although, the iPhone SE 2020 is one exception to this list and cannot be exchanged in this scheme.
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The list of devices that can be exchanged with their maximum available benefits are as follows:
iPhone 11 Pro Max – Rs 63,000
iPhone 11 Pro – Rs 60,000
iPhone 11 – Rs 37,000
iPhone XS Max – Rs 35,000
iPhone XS – Rs 34,000
iPhone XR – Rs 24,000
iPhone X – Rs 28,000
iPhone 8 Plus – Rs 21,000
iPhone 8 – Rs 17,000
iPhone 7 Plus – Rs 17,000
iPhone 7 – Rs 12,000
iPhone 6s Plus – Rs 9,000
iPhone 6s – Rs 8,000
iPhone 6 Plus – Rs 8,000
iPhone 6 – Rs 6,000
iPhone SE (First Generation) – Rs 5,000
iPhone 5s – Rs 3,000
So, if you’re someone who is looking forward to buying an iPhone 12 variant anytime soon, these offers can save you a lot of money. If applied in the right way, you can save up to half the amount or buy two iPhones at the cost of one. Amazing, isn’t it?
But do remember that the mentioned prices for the device exchange is only applicable for the devices in their mint condition and might go down according to your device conditions as well.
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