Flipkart Slashes iPhone 17 Pro Price to Rs 90,250 Ahead of Apple’s Next Launch

Just days before Apple's September 9 event, Flipkart has made the iPhone 17 Pro deal more attractive, and shoppers willing to stack a few offers together can walk away paying significantly less than the sticker price.

The 256GB Silver variant, which was first sold for Rs 1,34,900, can now be bought for Rs 1,32,900 on the platform. This price drop is due to a Rs 2,000 coupon already applied to the product page. That is just the first discount. The 256GB Silver variant also comes with an exchange offer of up to Rs 35,650 if you trade in an iPhone 16. If you use an Axis Bank card, you can get another Rs 7,000 off right away.

Add all three benefits together, and the effective price drops to roughly Rs 90,250, a substantial cut from what buyers would otherwise pay.

For those not looking to pay upfront, Flipkart is also running a No Cost EMI scheme, with monthly instalments starting around Rs 15,542 over a six-month period, subject to eligibility.

The timing isn't a coincidence. With the iPhone 18 Pro expected to arrive around the same week, retailers are naturally looking to clear out existing stock of the current generation. For buyers who don't need the very latest chip or camera improvements, the iPhone 17 Pro at this price point looks like a solid pick.

One thing worth keeping in mind: the final price hinges entirely on your specific phone's exchange condition and which bank card you use, both of which can shift the numbers up or down. It's a good idea to check your own device's exchange value and your card's eligibility before checkout, since the Rs 90,250 figure assumes both offers apply in full.

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