THE IPHONE 13 IS NOW AVAILABLE AT A SIGNIFICANT DISCOUNT, BRINGING THE EFFECTIVE PRICE DOWN TO RS 55,900.

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The Apple iPhone 13 is currently available with incredible discounts, bringing the effective price down to as low as Rs 55,900. However, we must note that the reductions are not upfront and include Apple Reseller's exchange value and exchange bonus, as well as cashback benefits from new banking partners.

Last year, the iPhone 13 was priced at Rs 79,900 for the basic 128GB storage model. On the use of ICICI Bank Debit and Credit cards, Kotak Bank Debit and Credit cards, and SBI Credit Cards, Apple's Reseller India iStore is offering a flat Rs 6,000 cashback. This reduces the cost to Rs 73,990.

Customers can also get a Rs 15,000 discount on exchanging an old functional smartphone, thanks to the Reseller's enticing exchange option. The Reseller used the iPhone XR 64GB in good functioning condition as an example of a device that can be purchased for Rs 15,000 off. Consumers would also receive a Rs 3,000 exchange bonus from Reseller, bringing the iPhone 13's effective price down to Rs 55,900.

It's worth noting that the smartphone's exchange value will be determined by the device being traded. If you have an older iPhone, such as the iPhone 11 64GB, you will receive a greater exchange rate.

It's worth noting that the same deal is available for the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max as well. Consumers can get their hands on the iPhone 13 Pro Max 128GB for as little as Rs 106,900 and the iPhone 13 Pro for as little as Rs 96,900 with the current Apple Reseller deal.

The iPhone 13 has a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display and a water-resistant body, according to the specs. Apple's all-new Cinematic mode is included, as well as a new diagonal camera design. The iPhone 13 is said to have a longer battery life than the iPhone 12 due to its A15 Bionic CPU.

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