Buy Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max for just Rs 98,749, take advantage of the bumper offer on Flipkart like this

New Delhi: For iPhone buyers, the last few days have been really eventful in terms of price drops. On one hand, leading e-retailers are offering various iPhone models at huge price cuts during the ongoing Summer Sale, on the other hand certified sellers have also come up with attractive offers and cashback on iPhones.

How to buy iPhone 14 Pro Max on Flipkart for just Rs 98,749

The 128GB storage model of the iPhone 14 Pro Max is currently available on Flipkart at a discount of 8 percent – thus bringing the price down from Rs 139900 to Rs 127999. Additionally, you can choose from exchange and bank offers apart from discounts. Lower the price of the phone further. You can trade in an old smartphone that is still functional for a phone upgrade that will save you up to Rs 29,250, thus taking the effective price of the iPhone 14 Pro Max to Rs 98,749.

Apple launched the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max in September last year for Rs 129900 and Rs 139900 respectively. iPhone 14 Pro Max is available in four stunning new finishes: Deep Purple, Silver, Gold and Space Black.

Available in a 6.7-inch size, the phone includes a new Super Retina XDR display with a notch that features Always-On Display for the first time on an iPhone. This is enabled by a new 1Hz refresh rate and several power-efficient technologies. The upgraded display also brings HDR brightness levels similar to Pro Display XDR, and the highest outdoor peak brightness in a smartphone: up to 2000 nits, which is twice as bright as the iPhone 13 Pro, Apple says.

The iPhone 14 Pro Max sports a 48MP main camera with a quad-pixel sensor. The quad-pixel sensor also enables a 2x telephoto option that uses the middle 12 megapixels of the sensor for full-resolution photos and 4K video without digital zoom.

iPhone 14 Pro Max is powered by the A16 Bionic chip with a faster 5-core GPU with up to 50 percent more memory bandwidth. It has a new 16-core neural engine capable of performing approximately 17 trillion operations per second.