Apple To Offer Latest iPhones On Rent in India

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Soon many Apple fans could get the opportunity to call dibs on iPhone 6S, iPhone 6 and recently launched iPhone SE for less than Rs.1,500. Yes it is correct, trust me, we don’t fool around when it comes to apple devices. Apple is planning to introduce a corporate leasing program through which it will offer its recently launched iPhone SE at a monthly rental of Rs. 999 for two years. Apart from iPhone SE, the iPhone 6 and 6S will be available for leasing with a nominal charge of Rs. 1,199 and Rs. 1,399 per month.

Also read: Apple unwraps iPhone SE: A Compact Yet Premium iPhone

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Apple India is aggressively promoting this new scheme in print media to lure Indian corporate customers. This isn’t the first time Apple has introduced such rental plan in India. Earlier the compant came out with a similar offer in partnership with Reliance communications at iPhone 5s India launch. T

Related post: 9.7-inch Apple iPad Pro To Arrive At Indian Shores In April

Very recently, Apple introduced its iPhone SE in India for Rs. 39,000. So far, this recently launched iPhone has registered dull response in India.

The iPhone SE brings the latest iPhone 6s hardware (well, most of it) in a smaller casing. The new iPhone SE has the latest A9 Chip with M9 co-processor which delivers better graphics performance, and has the latest 12MP iSight camera.

Deepak RajawatDeepak Rajawat
Experienced technology journalist with over 7-years of experience. Before embracing online journalism, he has worked with several legacy publications including print editions at Hindustan Times and The Statesman. He also has a keen interest in Sports, which he used to cover with equal enthusiasm in his early career.

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Chandrika Sah
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7 years ago

I am interest too

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May Softech pvt ltd
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7 years ago

I am interested in the monthly scheme. Kindly revert

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