iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max go on sale in India with starting price of ₹1,79,900
Early buyers queue up at Apple Store in Delhi as new models offer advanced camera and battery life
Apple has launched the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max in India, with the starting price for the Pro model set at ₹1,79,900. The new models feature upgraded camera capabilities, improved battery life, enhanced performance, and Siri AI improvements. Buyers gathered early at the Apple Store in Delhi to purchase the devices.
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The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max have launched in India, with the Pro model starting at ₹1,79,900 according to Apple’s website. Buyers gathered early outside the Apple Store at Select Citywalk Mall in Saket, Delhi, eager to purchase the new devices featuring upgraded photographic styles and powerful video capabilities.
The new iPhone 18 Pro models offer what Apple describes as the most advanced camera in an iPhone, along with incredible battery life, next-level performance, and Siri AI enhancements. The starting price for the iPhone 18 Pro is ₹1,79,900, while some sources mention ₹1,64,900 as an alternate figure. Early buyers expressed enthusiasm, with one saying, “I will be the first to buy it.” The launch saw a throng of people gathering outside the Apple Store from early morning hours, around 8:00 AM, to get their hands on the latest models.
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- What are the new features of the iPhone 18 Pro series?
- The new models include upgraded photographic styles, powerful video capabilities, and Siri AI enhancements.
- Is there more than one price mentioned for the iPhone 18 Pro?
- Yes, besides the official ₹1,79,900 price, some sources mention an alternate price of ₹1,64,900.
- When did the launch crowd start gathering?
- People began assembling early in the morning, around 8:00 AM.
- What did early buyers say about the launch?
- One early buyer expressed eagerness by saying, 'I will be the first to buy it.'
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