IPhone SE (2020) gets HDFC bank rebate offer, bringing cash price to Rs. 38,900

Apple released the most affordable iPhone last month and its price was Rs. 42,500 in India. Although this price is "affordable" compared to other Apple devices, the deal has become a little more advantageous. Apple partner HDFC Bank has revealed an agreement in which the iPhone SE (2020) will be available at an even lower starting price of Rs. 38,900 in India. This makes the new iPhone SE, also known as the iPhone SE (2020), more accessible and you can take advantage of it if you have an HDFC bank card.

iPhone SE (2020): prices and offers

The Apple iPhone SE (2020) came out at a price of Rs. 42,500 in India for the 64 GB base model. Apple's partner HDFC Bank has announced a reimbursement offer that brings the effective price of the 64 GB variant of the iPhone SE (2020) at Rs. 38,900. HDFC will offer an Rs. 3,600 refunds for HDFC debit and credit card holders. The exact availability of the new iPhone SE in India is still unknown at this time, and we have contacted Apple for clarification on this matter.

Specifications of the iPhone SE (2020)

The Apple iPhone SE (2020) has a 4.7-inch retina display with True Tone and Haptic Touch support. This panel has a maximum brightness of 625 nits and supports Dolby Vision and HDR 10. The Apple iPhone SE (2020) is powered by Apple's most powerful chip, the A13 Bionic. It has a single 12-megapixel rear camera with OIS and capable of recording 4K videos at 60 frames per second. The camera is also capable of clicking on portraits and Smart HDR.

The new Apple iPhone SE (2020) has an IP67 rated glass and aluminum construction for dust and water resistance. It supports 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 ax, Wi-Fi calls, Bluetooth 5 and a Lightning port. It hasn't found FaceID on recent iPhones, but it does have the second generation TouchID.

We recently saw Flipkart open registrations for iPhone SE (2020) and we may see that these devices will be available soon.

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