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Get iPhone 7 32GB for the Lowest Price on Flipkart India

Flipkart has Apple iPhone 7 32GB variants on Offer. You can now grab this for a Deal price of Rs 24,999. This deal is part of Apple Days Sale on Flipkart. iPhone 7 32GB is available in 3 colors - Rose Gold, Red, Gold and Black.

Since Apple continues to update older iPhones with latest software, you can update the iPhone 7 to the latest iOS 13 and enjoy many new OS features. This offer on Flipkart is available for a limited time only - until stocks last.

Check out the offer page here.

iPhone 7 is powered by Apple A10 Fusion 64-bit processor and Embedded M10 Motion Co-processor and features a 4.7 inch HD display. The main camea on board is a 12MP F1.8 aperture lens. On the front, you get a 7MP F2.2 aperture lens for your selfies. 

Specs and Highlights
  • 4.7 inch Retina HD display ( 1334 x 750 Pixels )
  • Apple A10 Fusion 64bit processor
  • 12MP main camera
  • 7MP front camera
  • 32GB storage
  • Home button with Touch ID Fingerprint sensor
  • Model no : MN902HN/A

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