Amazon Great Summer Sale has begun. One of the biggest deals is the iPhone 14 available at ₹67,999 or just ₹3249/day. The original price of the iPhone 14 (128GB model) is ₹79,900. So, you see that’s a massive discount. Let’s see how you can get the iPhone at this price ever and what you are getting for that price.
iPhone 14 Amazon Great Summer Sale deal: How to get it
Now, when you jump to the Amazon page for iPhone 14 (128GB), you’d find the listed price as ₹67,999. However, you can get it for less than ₹50,000 or even lower if you are a Prime member.
There is an exchange discount of up to ₹19,950.00. That brings down the price to ₹48,049.
Further, if you use ICICI Credit Card, then there is a ₹1000 discount that lowers the price to ₹47,049.
If you dig in, you could get the iPhone 14 at its lowest price too. Here’s how that works:
Note, the prices could change.
Why iPhone 14 is worth buying in this Amazon sale?
Apple iPhone 14 has got a 6.1-inch OLED with an FHD+ resolution and 60Hz refresh rate. This comes protected by an industry-leading ceramic shield glass.
You get to unlock the screen using Face ID and you will be welcomed by iOS 16 software.
iOS and the A15 Bionic combination work reliably and smoothly.
iPhones are also known for their cameras and here too, the photos and videos from the 12MP+12MP duo on the back and a 12MP selfie camera are very good. You get a 4K60 video recording option from both sides.
It is also packing the connectivity options like WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, stereo speakers, and MagSafe charging support.
Here, you can read the full review of the device.
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