iPhone XR price has been reduced by Rs. 17,000, other offers include 10 percent cashback
iPhone XR is getting cheaper. If you've been wanting to buy one of the latest iPhone models but have been put off by the high prices, there's finally some good news. Starting today, Apple authorised retail partners will start selling the iPhone XR at a price of Rs. 59,900, a substantial discount compared to its MRP of Rs. 76,900. What's more, under this limited time offer, HDFC debit and credit card holders will be eligible for 10 percent additional cash back, bringing iPhone XR's effective price in India down to an attractive Rs. 53,900. That, of course, is for the entry-level 64GB iPhone XR, but the 128GB and 256GB models will also be available under this offer. The 128GB iPhone XR will be available at a price of Rs. 58,400 to HDFC customers, while the 256GB model will be available at a net price of Rs. 67,400 to HDFC card holders.
Non-HDFC customers will be able to purchase the 128GB and 256GB models of the iPhone XR at Rs. 64,900 and Rs. 74,900 respectively, compared to their MRPs of Rs. 81,900 and Rs. 91,900 respectively.
| iPhone XR Model | MRP | Price for non-HDFC customers | Price for HDFC customers |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone XR 64GB | Rs. 76,900 | Rs. 59,900 | Rs. 53,900 |
| iPhone XR 128GB | Rs. 81,900 | Rs. 64,900 | Rs. 58,400 |
| iPhone XR 256GB | Rs. 91,900 | Rs. 74,900 | Rs. 67,400 |
These discounted prices put the iPhone XR (Review) price in India pretty much in line with the US market, and perhaps even cheaper in some cases when you account for local taxes in the US.
The HDFC cashback will be offered to both credit and debit card customers swiping the full amount in one go, and even to those opting for 12/24-month EMI transactions.
The discounted pricing will help Apple convince those still hanging on to one of the old iPhone models to upgrade to one of its newest flagships. The pricing also puts the iPhone XR directly against the Samsung Galaxy S10e (Review), and undercuts the more expensive Galaxy S10 (Review) and Galaxy S10+ (Review). It might even convince those considering the likes of OnePlus 6T (Review) to spend a little bit more and get the iPhone XR instead.
While still a fair amount by Indian standards, consumers will appreciate the chance to buy one of the latest iPhone models for less than Rs. 60,000, a welcome change from the recent past where that kind of money would've got you the previous generation iPhone at best.
The iPhone XR is the most affordable iPhone in Apple's latest lineup, which also consists of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. Physically, the iPhone XR sits between the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, and packs a 6.1-inch display. It lacks the dual camera setup found on the more expensive duo, but does offer features like Portrait Mode. In terms of battery life, our tests show that the iPhone XR offers the best experience among the 2018 iPhone trio. The iPhone XR is powered by the Apple A12 Bionic chip, same as the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.
If you are thinking of buying the iPhone XR at the new price, do read our iPhone XR review before you make a decision.
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