Buy the iPhone 12 at almost half of its price: How to grab this deal | Digit

Amazon has offered a really good deal on iPhone 12. Apple iPhone 12 was launched in 2020 and is now available on Amazon at 23 percent instant discount. The price of the base model of iPhone 12, thus drops to ₹50,900. The original price of the iPhone 12 is ₹65,900. Along with that Amazon is also offering an exchange offer worth up to ₹18,050 and a bank offer. 

Amazon discounts on iPhone 12

The base variant of the Apple iPhone 12 is priced at ₹50,900 on Amazon after a 23 percent instant discount. Amazon makes an exchange offer available for the device up to ₹18,050. If you manage to avail of the exchange offer to the max, the price will go down straight to ₹32,850.

Now the discount in the exchange offer depends on the phone and its condition. The condition of phone which you are trading with the exchange offer should be in a good condition. It should be working and it shouldn’t have any major scratches or damage to it.

Amazon has also offered a bank offer on iPhone 12, interested buyers can avail of the discount of ₹1,500 by using a Bank Of Baroda Credit card while buying the Apple phone.

So by availing of all these offers, iPhone 12 could cost you just ₹31,350.

iPhone 12 specifications

iPhone 12 comes with a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display which supports Dolby Vision. It emits 1200 nits on peak brightness according to the lab tests. The display is protected by Ceramic Shield glass.

iPhone 12 is powered by the A14 Bionic (5nm) chipset and it runs on iOS 14.1 but can be upgraded to iOS 16.2. The phone comes in three storage options; 64GB, 128GB and 256GB.

Apple iPhone 12 comes with a dual camera setup carrying a 12-megapixel primary camera and a 12-megapixel ultrawide lens. It has a 12-megapixel front-facing camera as well.

iPhone 12 packs a 2815mAh battery which can be charged 50% in 30 mins claimed by Apple. The phone supports a 20-watt fast charging. 

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