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This 128GB iPhone 12 price cut on Amazon makes it the cheapest deal of the day. You can grab the Rs. 70999 phone for Rs. 41490.
For those of you looking to buy an iPhone, there is a great offer today. The iPhone 12 128GB variant is available on Amazon for a surprisingly low price of Rs. 41490 including exchange offers. The website is touting it as the deal of the day. While the iPhone 14 is the talk of the town at the moment, the iPhone 12 is not that far behind. With just a gap of two generations the iPhone 12 still pulls its weight among the smartphones. And it comes with all the ecosystem advantages of Apple. So, if an iPhone 13 or iPhone 14 is out of your budget and you still want to experience a premium iPhone, then this deal is just for you. Check the details below.
iPhone 12 price cut on Amazon
The retail Amazon price for an iPhone 12 128GB is Rs. 70999. But for today, Amazon is offering a massive discount on the smartphone. Labeled as the deal of the day, the ecommerce website has offered a flat 23% off on the iPhone 12. This means you save a cool Rs. 16410 on the smartphone and you can take it home for just Rs. 54,490. However, this is without the exchange offer. If you do not have a smartphone to exchange, this will be your final amount. But it gets a lot more interesting if you have an old smartphone lying around that you do not mind exchanging.
Amazon also has an exchange offer with up to Rs. 13000 off when trading-in an older smartphone. To avail the full value of the discount, you will probably require an iPhone 11. However, even with cheaper smartphones, you should get some discount as long as it is in working condition. If you do manage to get the full value of the exchange deal, the effective price for the iPhone 12 128Gb will come down to Rs. 41490.
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Why buy the iPhone 12
The iPhone 12 features the same XDR Super Retina display that can be seen on the iPhone 14. It also has 5G support so you don't feel left behind with the rollouts. Further, it also gets the iOS 16 update and is expected to continue getting updates for the next 3-4 years.
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