The fever to grab the latest Apple smartphones in the country has begun. You can either buy it online, or rush out to the nearest Apple re-seller or Reliance Digital store in your vicinity.
Owing to the craze of iPhones, Airtel and Jio are offering a trove of offers for the new Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Smartphones.
Airtel is offering 120GB 4G data, while Reliance Jio is to give away 12 month complementary access to company’s Free Welcome Offer.
This will allow the users to get the most out of the amazing iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. So, here what the latest offers on the iPhone is all about that accompanies the bundles of data and unlimited voice calling with Infinity plans. Check out Apple iPhone Features Here
Airtel
Exciting data offer is rolled out to the customers on contract basis at a minimum down payment of Rs. 19,990 and Rs. 30,792 for both the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus respectively. This is coupled with an unlimited local and STD calls, free roaming, and free data under a new postpaid plan.
As per the official Airtel website, the offer is available only to customers in Noida and Karnataka. The bundled data for Infinity customers starts at 1GB for Rs 949 and goes up to Rs 20GB for Rs 2,999. The Infinity postpaid plan includes 10GB of free 4G/ 3G data per month for a year. The free data will be over and above the standard plan. Users can enjoy free data, the Infinity postpaid offer that comes with free unlimited local calls with any Airtel Infinity postpaid plan. iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus users on Airtel Infinity plans will get additional 120 GB 4G/3G data. One can access to Wynk Music and Wynk Movies, and 100 free SMSs per day. It can also be availed as a postpaid plan for the whole family.
After the plan completion, the iPhone 7 users will have to either upgrade to the next version of the iPhone or to buy the handset they are using by making a balloon payment. Here are the down payment options as well as the corresponding balloon payments.
According to Airtel’s website, the Rs. 1,999 plan would then cost Rs. 1,199, the Rs 2,499 plan would go down to Rs 1,599, and the charges for the Rs 2,999 plan will become Rs 1,999 per month.
Reliance JIO
Reliance Jio is to of offers a year of complimentary Jio service worth Rs. 18,000 for retail customers and a 25 percent discount for enterprise customers. Those who buy a new iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus as well as the existing iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and iPhone SE from a Reliance retail store or Apple authorized store will be eligible for the offer. Currently all Jio users are offered the free service under the Reliance Jio Offer. So, the one year of free service kicks in as soon as that offer expires, on December 31 2016. That means early buyers will get almost 15 months of free service. In particular, users will get the benefits of Jio’s Rs. 1499 monthly plan: unlimited local, STD and national roaming voice calls, 20GB of 4G data, unlimited 4G data usage at night, 40GB of Wi-Fi data at Jio hotspots, unlimited SMS, and subscription to Jio’s apps. Reliance pegs the value of all this at Rs. 18,000.
Other Offers
Although Flipkart is Apple’s exclusive online partner, you can also buy Apple phones from the following stores with the following offers
- American Express Card members can get Rs 10,000/- off instantly on Apple iPhone 7 & 7 Plus that can be clubbed with Snapdeal’s ongoing exchange offers on phones and its zero-interest EMIs offer.
- With Amazon, consumers stand a chance to get up to Rs 20,700 on the iPhone 7 by exchanging it with their current phone.
The latest iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are available in 32GB, 128GB and 256GB storage options in India. The colour variants include Gold, Jet Black, Matte Black, Rose Gold, and Silver hue.
The 32GB iPhone 7 has been priced at Rs. 60,000, the 128GB variant is available at Rs. 70,000, and the 256GB option has been priced at Rs. 80,000. The 32GB iPhone 7 Plus has been priced at Rs. 72,000, the 128GB has been priced at Rs. 82,000, while the 256GB iPhone 7 Plus has been priced at Rs. 92,000.
Source: Gadgets.ndtv.com
