iPhone 14 Plus available at Rs. 64,999 on Amazon: Check out bank discounts and exchange offers
iPhone 14 Plus is currently available at a massive discount on Amazon ahead of the iPhone 16 series launch. If you are planning to buy a new iPhone with an extended battery life at an affordable price, this may be the right time. Amazon is offering one of former Apple flagship devices iPhone 14 Plus at a reasonable price of Rs. 64,999. The smartphone is known for offering a cutting-edge display and a good battery life. The smartphone packs an A15 Bionic chip along with a 5-core GPU and delivers efficient performance.
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Amazon is offering the iPhone 14 Plus at a price of Rs. 64,999 after a 28% discount on the original price of Rs.89,900. The customers can grab this stellar deal by visiting the Amazon website.
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Several bank and exchange offers are also available for customers who want to buy the smartphone at even lesser prices. The customers using the SBI credit card can get Rs.3000 off at the discounted price at the minimum purchase value of Rs. 4790. There is also a no cost EMI option available on select bank accounts.
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The iPhone 14 Plus is one of Apple's flagship products that was launched on 27 October 2022. The smartphone features a 6.7 inch super retina XDR display. It features a 2778x1284-pixel resolution at 458 ppi. It offers cinematic 4K dolby vision and up to 26 hours of video playback. The smartphone runs on iOS 16 and is equipped with ceramic shield. The iPhone 14 Plus is rated IP68 (maximum depth of 6 metres up to 30 minutes) under IEC standard 60529 and is water, splash and dust resistant. It also features crash detection for calls and safety technology.
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