Amazon is hosting its Great Indian Festival sale while Flipkart, at the same time, is hosting its Big Billion Days sale. Both of these commerce websites offer great deals and discounts in all categories.
If you want to upgrade your smartphone, the iPhone 12 is ready to be held at a huge discount.
Apple’s 2020 flagship smartphone, the iPhone 12, has a beautiful design and supports 5G. The iPhone 12 has been the most popular iPhone since its release in 2020.
It has a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display with a ceramic shield cover that Apple claims to make glass harder than any other smartphone. In addition, it has 64GB of storage.
The iPhone 12 is powered by Apple’s A14 Bionic Chip and has a system of two advanced rear cameras with a 12-megapixel ultra wide and a 12-megapixel wide camera.
It has night mode, Deep Fusion, Smart HDR 3, 4K Dolby Vision HDR recording capabilities. The front camera is a 12-megapixel TrueDepth with night mode and 4K Dolby Vision HDR support.
It is resistant to IP68 with water. The iPhone 12 supports MagSafe accessories for fast wireless charging. It weighs very little and weighs only 320g. The iPhone 12 ships have iOS 14. However, they can be upgraded to the latest iOS 15.
IPhone 12 for Rs 49,999 at Amazon and Flipkart sales
Now when it comes to deals, the iPhone 12 is currently available for Rs. 49,999 to Flipkart, down from its previous resale price of Rs. 65,900.
This Rs for a limited time. The 16,000 discount is only available as part of Flipkart’s ongoing Big Billion Days sale. In addition, Flipkart donates Rs. 15,800 discount for exchanging your old smartphone.
You can further reduce the cost of the iPhone 12 to Flipkart with ICICI and Axis credit cards offering an additional 10% discount on a maximum discount of Rs. 1,500.
These banking provisions effectively reduce the price of the iPhone to Rs. Rs. 48,499. Also, ICICI Bank cardholder card holders can receive a 10% discount limited to a maximum of Rs. 1,000.
At Amazon, the iPhone 12 is currently no longer in stock, but was being sold for less than Rs 60,000 through bank donations. It is therefore more likely to be available again if they receive shares.
