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Highlights Apple discontinues iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 13 mini, and iPhone 12. Newly introduced iPhone 15 series includes four models, available globally. Discontinued models may remain available online and in refurbished markets. Focus shifts to iPhone 15 and other active models offering a blend of innovation and value. As Apple ushers in the iPhone 15 era, it's bidding adieu to some stalwarts in its lineup, consistent with its tradition of streamlining its product offerings. With the introduction of the iPhone 15 series, which includes the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max, Apple has decided to retire certain models both in India and worldwide. The Sun Sets on Four iPhone Models Post iPhone 15 Launch iPhone 14 Pro Max Upon the release of the new series, Apple pulled the plug on four of its models. Notably, these models might still find a spot-on online platforms like Amazon and Flipkart while inventory persists. Moreover, a refurbished market for these devices is likely to emerge. iPhone 14 Pro Max: Previously the flagship of the iPhone 14 range, this model had been priced starting from Rs 1,39,900 for the 128GB version, reaching up to Rs 1,89,900 for its 1TB variant. iPhone 14 Pro: Alongside its larger counterpart, the iPhone 14 Pro also makes an exit. Its offerings ranged from Rs 1,29,900 for the 128GB version to Rs 1,79,900 for the 1TB edition. iPhone 13 mini: A surprise to many, the petite iPhone 13 mini has been phased out. Originally designed for fans of compact phones, it couldn't garner significant demand. Priced from Rs 64,900 for 128GB, it peaked at Rs 94,900 for its 512GB variant. iPhone 12: The veteran in the list, the iPhone 12 had been a market favourite. With prices starting at Rs 59,900 for the 64GB version and going up to Rs 74,900 for the 256GB variant. What's Still on the Table? iPhone 14 With these exits, the spotlight now turns to the remaining line-up which includes iPhone 13 (from Rs 59,900), iPhone 14 (from Rs 69,900), iPhone 14 Plus (from Rs 79,900), the revamped iPhone SE 2022 (from Rs 49,900), and the brand-new iPhone 15 series (kicking off at Rs 79,900). Bargain hunters might find these models at reduced prices via third-party retailers. What’s Next? Apple's decision to drop certain models is a strategic move to focus on its newer innovations. For consumers, this presents an opportunity to grab existing models at competitive prices or embrace the latest that Apple has to offer. Regardless of the choices, Apple's commitment to evolution is evident, and the mobile industry keenly watches its next move. FAQs Ques) Which models has Apple decided to discontinue post the iPhone 15 launch? Ans) Apple has opted to discontinue four models: iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 13 mini, and iPhone 12. Ques) Can I still purchase any of the discontinued models? Ans) Yes, while Apple might not be selling them directly, these models could be available on online platforms like Amazon and Flipkart, and even in refurbished condition from various sellers. Ques) What does Apple's lineup look like now post these discontinuations? Ans) Apple's refreshed lineup includes the iPhone 13, iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone SE 2022, and the new iPhone 15 series. Ques) Why did Apple decide to drop the iPhone 13 mini? Ans) The iPhone 13 mini, while designed for fans of smaller phones, couldn't generate substantial demand. Hence, Apple decided to phase it out.

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