Apple started pre-sales of the new iPhone 16 in Brazil this Tuesday (24)confirmed the reported deadline after the launch of the new generation. Mobile phones can be found in the official store of the brand, as well as in the retail chain.
You Prices for the updated series start at R$ 7,799The value, referring to the standard iPhone 16 in the 128 GB version, rises to R$ 8,599 in the 256 GB version and R$ 10,099 in the 512 GB version. Slightly more expensive, iPhone 16 Plus starts at R$9,499 (128 GB), R$ 10,299 (256 GB) and R$ 11,799 (512 GB).
Consumers who want to own the Pro models will have to pay even more. The starting price for the iPhone 16 Pro is R$ 10,499 For the device with 128 GB of storage, it rises to R$ 11,299 for 256 GB, R$ 12,799 for 512 GB and R$ 14,299 for 1 TB.
The most expensive version is iPhone 16 Pro Max starting at R$ 12,499 It goes up to R$ 13,999 for the 512 GB version in the 256 GB model and R$ 15,499 for the 1 TB space option for applications, photos and videos. It is worth remembering that all the values mentioned are the values officially recommended by Apple for the national market.
Various delivery time
Everyone who pre-ordered the iPhone 16 in Brazil Allow two business days to three weeks to receive your new smartphone at homeThe delivery time stated in the Apple online store varies depending on the model and color chosen by the consumer.
The “base” 128GB iPhone 16 in white will take two to three business days to ship, for example, the black version of the same version takes two to three weeksAccording to the Cupertino giant, a similar situation occurs with the iPhone 16 Pro Max, with the black 1TB version taking the longest.
As for the payment terms; Apple Store offers 10% discount on cash paymentsMoreover, you can pay by credit card in up to 12 installments.
Source: Tec Mundo
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