Pre-bookings for iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus begin today: Know Best offers
Pre-bookings For Apple’s Flagship Smartphone IPhone 8 And IPhone 8 Plus Open From Thursday Midnight. The Smartphone Will Be Available For Pre-booking On Various E-commerce Website Including Flipkart, Amazon, Infibeam And Various Authorised Apple Outlets Across The Country.
Pre-bookings for Apple’s flagship smartphone iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus open from Thursday midnight. The smartphone will be available for pre-booking on various e-commerce website including Flipkart, Amazon, Infibeam and various authorised Apple outlets across the country.
Many e-commerce websites have tightened their seatbelts and are ready to attract more and more customers as possible.
Pre-booking on Amazon India will go live at 12:00 am IST, Flipkart is offering No Cost EMI options and 10% off on SBI debit and credit cards and Infibeam is also starting pre-orders from midnight.
The new iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus will also be available for pre-booking at Reliance Digital outlets, Jio stores and the official website of Jio and the customers can avail 70% cashback if they return the handset after a year.
Jio has launched an exclusive tariff plan for iPhone 8 iPhone 8 Plus, in which the customers can avail 90 GB of data, free SMS and free calls for 28 days in just Rs 799.
The price of iPhone 8 for the 64 GB variant is Rs 64,000 and for 256 GB it is Rs 77,000 whereas iPhone 8 Plus starts from Rs. 73,000 for the base variant and Rs. 86,000 for 256 GB storage.
Pre-bookings for another iPhone X to begin on October 27.
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