Amazon has announced a price cut on the Apple iPhone 16e, making it more affordable for those who want a powerful phone without spending a huge amount. The iPhone 16e, which was launched recently alongside the iPhone 16 series, is now available at a reduced price on Amazon, dropping below the Rs 50,000 mark.
Not only this, the iPhone 16e is currently the cheapest iPhone to support Apple Intelligence features.
Discount details
Originally listed at Rs 59,900, the iPhone 16e is currently selling for Rs 53,600, reflecting a discount of 11%. Furthermore, Amazon is offering additional incentives in the form of bank discounts, cashback, and no-cost EMI options.
Using ICICI Bank and Kotak card, buyers can avail a discount of Rs 4,000 on the purchase of the iPhone 16e, which brings the price down to Rs 49,600. This is the cheapest ever price for the phone since its launch.
Here’s a quick look at the discount details:
| Details | |
| MRP | Rs 59,900 |
| Discount (11%) | Rs 6,300 |
| Selling price after discount | Rs 53,600 |
| Bank discount (up to) | Rs 4,000 |
| Final price after bank discount | Rs 49,600 |
| Cashback (up to) | Rs 2,680 (can’t be combined with bank discount) |
The iPhone 16e is powered by Apple’s A18 chip, designed to handle heavy applications and games smoothly. It comes with a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR Display, offering rich colour and deep contrast. The phone has a 48 MP main sensor — perfect for capturing detailed photos — and a 12 MP front camera for selfies.
The 16e also supports fast charging and promises a durable, tough design with its Ceramic Shield. The phone integrates seamlessly into Apple’s ecosystem, allowing you to connect AirPods, Apple Watch, and other devices effortlessly.
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