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Amazon and Flipkart sales bring price cuts for Apple iPad and iPhone models
Reported by Rituparna Sen (Section Editor) Β· Livemint - Technology Β·
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The 11th generation Apple iPad, powered by the A16 Bionic chip, is available at a lower price during the ongoing Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026 sale. The base model of the tablet is listed at 45,999 rupees, down from a recent price hike that raised the starting cost to 49,900 rupees. Customers using eligible SBI Bank credit or debit cards can get an additional discount of 2,750 rupees, bringing the final price below 43,250 rupees. Amazon is also providing an exchange benefit of up to 37,600 rupees and no-cost EMI options on the product page.
Specifications
The device comes with an 11-inch IPS LCD screen that has a resolution of 2,360 by 1,640 pixels and peak brightness of 500 nits. It features a 12-megapixel rear camera and a 12-megapixel front-facing camera with Centre Stage support. Connectivity choices include Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and an eSIM option for the cellular variant. The tablet packs a 28.92Wh battery that supports 45W wired charging according to GSMArena, along with Touch ID for security and upgrades to iPadOS 27.
Flipkart Sale
Meanwhile, Flipkart is running festive discounts on electronics, including a price cut on the iPhone 17. The 256GB model of the iPhone 17 is listed at 86,999 rupees, reduced from 99,900 rupees. Shoppers using a Flipkart Axis Bank or Flipkart SBI credit card can save an extra 5,000 rupees to reduce the price to 81,999 rupees. Flipkart also advertises exchange benefits of up to 85,100 rupees, which can potentially bring the final cost down to 54,149 rupees depending on the old device's model and condition.
Context
Festive e-commerce sales in India regularly feature deep discounts and bank offers on popular consumer electronics. Major online platforms use these seasonal events to attract buyers by bundling card promotions with old-device exchange programs.
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