PremiumThe new Apple iPhone 11 series — iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are now available for pre-orders in India ahead of the festive season. Buyers can book the three new latest models of Cupertino-based smartphone makers via Amazon, Flipkart and Paytm Mall. Apple will start the sale of iPhone 11 series in India from September 27. Flipkart, Amazon and other platforms are offering a host of discounts and exchange offers on pre-booking of the new iPhone 11 series.
iPhone 11:
Apple iPhone 11 is available in India from a starting price of ₹64,900 for the base 64GB variant. It will be available in six colours — purple, green, yellow, black, white and PRODUCT (RED). It is also available in two more variants — 128GB variant of Apple iPhone 11 will cost ₹69,900 and the 256GB variant is priced at ₹79,900.
Paytm Mall is offering up to ₹6,000 instant discount if you pre-book Apple iPhone 11 using HDFC Bank credit or debit card. The instant discount is available on both EMI and non-EMI transactions. The instant discount offer is available till September 27. Flipkart is also offering ₹6,000 instant discount on using HDFC credit and debit cards. An exchange offer of up to ₹14,650 is also available on Flipkart. E-commerce platform Amazon offers no-cost EMI options on both debit and credit cards for the new iPhone 11 series.
iPhone 11 Pro:
Apple's new iPhone 11 Pro is priced at ₹99,900 for the 64GB variant. The 256GB variant of iPhone 11 Pro is available at ₹1,13,900 while the 256GB variant will cost ₹1,31,900. Other than the usual no-cost EMI options, Paytm is offering ₹6,000 instant discount on iPhone 11 Pro if you pre-book it using HDFC credit/debit card. Flipkart is also offering ₹6,000 discount on using HDFC cards.
iPhone 11 Pro Max:
iPhone 11 Pro Max is available at a starting price of ₹1,09,900 for 64GB variant. The 256GB and 512GB storage variants for iPhone 11 Pro Max will cost ₹1,23,900 and ₹1,41,900, respectively. Flipkart and Paytm Mall are offering a whopping discount of ₹7,000 on HDFC debit and credit cards.
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