Apple has relaunched the 8 GB version of the iPhone 4 in India for a price of Rs 22,900. Some of the company’s premium resellers are selling the phone for a price of Rs 22,500, which is still a pretty high price to pay for a device that is more than three years-old.
The model was earlier priced Rs 26,500 in India but it was discontinued following the iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S launch in September last year. But for some reason Apple has reintroduced the smartphone in India, perhaps in a last ditch effort to boost sales and appeal to those with a 20k budget and a burning desire to own an Apple product.
Currently, the phone is available only in black. Flipkart is however offering the smartphone for a little less than Rs 22,900 at a price of Rs 22649. The phone is also available on ebay for Rs 22,750.
Of course these price deals don’t really amount to much, given that the Apple device is still priced over Rs 20,000. Also the screen is only 3.5-inches, and plus you get only 8 GB space with no microSD slot card. India has plenty of cheaper options available from Micromax to Nokia Lumia to Karbonn, which are offering more space and bigger screen sizes.
Unless Apple decides to sell this for under Rs 15k, it’s not going to boost the sales very much.
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