Here Are The Apple Iphone 16 And 16 Pro Prices In India

iPhone 16 Series Price in India

The iPhone 16 lineup has been priced starting at Rs 79,900 in India. While the pricing of the non-Pro models remains unchanged, the 16 Pro models have seen a price drop compared to last year’s iPhone 15 Pro models. This might be due to Apple assembling the iPhone 16 Pro models in India, which we reported earlier this year.

iPhone 16 India Prices

128GB: Rs 79,900 256GB: Rs 89,900 512GB: Rs 1,09,900

iPhone 16 Plus India Prices

128GB: Rs 89,900 256GB: Rs 99,900 512GB: Rs 1,19,900

For those wondering, the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus models are available in five color options, including Teal, Pink, Black, White, and Ultramarine.

iPhone 16 Pro India Prices

128GB: Rs 1,19,900 256GB: Rs 1,29,900 512GB: Rs 1,49,900 1TB: Rs 1,69,900

iPhone 16 Pro Max India Prices

256GB: Rs 1,44,900 512GB: Rs 1,64,900 1TB: Rs 1,84,900

The newly launched iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max are available in four new color options, including Black Titanium, White Titanium, Natural Titanium, and Desert Titanium.

iPhone 16 and 16 Pro Details

Apple has launched the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus with minor improvements over last year. The non-Pro iPhone 16 models have an updated vertical camera design, switch out the Mute switch for the Action button, and add the new Camera button on the right edge. The camera button is also available on the Pro models. The iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max have also seen an increase in screen, bumping it up to 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch, respectively. Moreover, while the iPhone 16 models are powered by the Apple A18 chipset, the Pro models include the A18 Pro variant. These new chips and more RAM enable the iPhone 16 series to support Apple Intelligence, which is delayed but coming soon. You can quickly check out the Apple Intelligence release date via our linked post.
So, with the new iPhone 16 Pro models being cheaper than last year, what are your thoughts on the Indian pricing? Are you going to pick up a new iPhone 16 Pro or a non-Pro variant? Let us know in the comments below.