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iPhone 17 Pro at Rs 69,990? Croma reveals what Indian iPhone buyers want

iPhone 17 Pro at Rs 69,990? Croma reveals what Indian iPhone buyers want

Croma, a popular Indian retailer, has introduced substantial discounts on the iPhone 17 Pro lineup, offering the iPhone 17 Pro 256GB model at an effective price of Rs 69,990 and the iPhone 17 Pro Max at Rs 74,999. These prices are contingent upon exchange, cashback, and other applicable offers. Buyers who trade in an old iPhone 15 Pro could receive up to Rs 44,500 towards their purchase, while those trading in an iPhone 17 Pro or Pro Max could receive up to Rs 53,000 and Rs 53,000 respectively.

Meanwhile, pre-bookings for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max begin today, with customers able to reserve either model at Croma stores for Rs 5,000, or pay full payment for online pre-bookings through Croma.com, Tata Neu and BigBasket. The retailer notes that demand for Pro models remains strong, and storage preferences have shifted, with 256GB emerging as the most popular option.

Additionally, 15% of buyers have transitioned from Android to iPhone, demonstrating Apple's ongoing appeal. Maharashtra leads in iPhone purchases, accounting for 23% of sales, followed by Delhi and Karnataka, each contributing 11%. The iPhone 17 and 17 Pro, both featuring 6.3-inch displays, account for 84% of sales, while the larger iPhone 17 Pro Max represents 12% of sales.

Croma also praises its swift delivery network, with the fastest iPhone delivery completed in 10 minutes and 31 seconds in Pune.

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