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    iPhone Purchase In India Is Now Costlier, Price Increased For iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 8

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu02/March/2020Updated:16/June/2020No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Apple has increased the price of many devices in the Indian market including iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 8, after which they will now be available with a higher price

    Apple has announced an increase in the price of the iPhone in the Indian market. After which the Indian users will have to spend more to buy these devices than before. The company has increased the price of devices like iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. In the Indian market, not only iPhone but Apple Watch and Mac desktops have also become expensive. The main reason behind this is the increase in basic customs duty.iPhone 11 Pro

    Apple has increased the price of the iPhone in the Indian market due to the increase in Basic Customs Duty (BCD) and the withdrawal of earlier discounts from BCD under the Social Welfare Surcharge. After this, now iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus will be expensive in India. But let us tell you that there is no increase in the price of the iPhone 7 and iPhone XR as these are ‘Made in India’ models. That is, you can still buy the iPhone 7 and iPhone XR at the old price.

    After the increased price by Apple, the 64GB variant of the iPhone 11 Pro Max has been priced at Rs 1,11,200 and the 256GB model has been priced at Rs 1,25,200. While the 64GB model of the iPhone 11 Pro was previously available for Rs 99,900, now after the price increases, you will be able to buy it for Rs 1,01,200. At the same time, the 256GB variant of the iPhone 11 Pro will now be available for Rs 1,15,200 as against the earlier price of Rs 1,13,900.iPhone 11 Pro

    Apart from this, 64GB variants of the iPhone 8 Plus can now be purchased for Rs 50,600 whereas till now it was available at a price of Rs 49,900. At the same time, the 128GB model of iPhone 8 Plus was previously available for Rs 54,900, but after the increase in price, users will be able to buy it for Rs 55,600. The iPhone 8 64GB has now been priced at Rs 40,500 instead of Rs 39,900. While the price of its 128GB model has also increased to Rs 45,500. Explain that with the new price, these devices will be available for sale on the company’s official website as well as on the e-commerce platform.

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