Do you have to buy the old iPhone cheaply? There should not be any big loss somewhere

The iPhone 17 series will be launched next month. As soon as the new iPhone is launched, the company reduces the price of the old model. Also, some closure some old models. The festival is going to start in India from next month. During this time a festival cell is organized on platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, Croma, Reliance Digital. In this cell, you get the old iPhones very cheaply. If you also want to buy the old iPhone model cheaply, then some things should be kept in mind, otherwise you may suffer a big loss.

Is it beneficial to buy old iPhone cheaply?

If you want to buy iPhone 16 or iPhone 15 after launching iPhone 17, then it can be a profitable deal for you. The features of both these iPhone models will be similar to the newly launched iPhone 17. Although the company claims to upgrade to the iPhone launched every year, in fact these upgrade are not so better that you spend 15 to 20 thousand rupees more for it.

Apple offers operating systems and security updates for 7 years with its iPhone. In such a situation, if you buy iPhone 15, then by 2030 and the iPhone 16 will get software updates by 2031. The phone will get all the features that will be found in iPhone 17. However, in iPhone 15 you do not get Apple Intelligence i.e. AI feature, but Banki’s features will be the only one.

More old models do not benefit

At the same time, if you buy a more old iPhone model, then you should avoid it. If you buy more old iPhone models such as iPhone 12, iPhone 13 or iPhone 14, then you will not get many such features which are found in the subsequent iPhones. These iPhones will get 12MP cameras in the back, while the company has given a 48MP camera in the iPhone 15 or subsequent iPhone. Apart from this, these old iPhones will also not get a dynamic island feature, which are found in the iPhone 15 or subsequent models.

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