Apple has officially announced the iPhone 16e, the most budget-friendly model in the iPhone 16 lineup. Powered by the A18 chip and equipped with Apple Intelligence, the iPhone 16e starts at Rs 59,900. Pre-orders begin at 6:30 PM on February 21, with sales starting on February 28.
Customers can pre-order the iPhone 16e through:
Apple offers the iPhone 16e in two classic colours—White and Black—with a premium metal-glass sandwich design and IP68 water/dust resistance.
While iPhones are usually cheaper in other markets, this time, the price gap is minimal. Here’s how the iPhone 16e is priced worldwide:
The iPhone 16e is boxed with:
Apple has further launched multi-coloured silicone cases which are priced at Rs 3,900 each. Furthermore, brands like Spigen and Dbrand offer protective cases for extra durability.
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