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iPhone 6s and 6s Plus pre-bookings open now, for India launch on Oct 16

Pre-books are open now on Snapdeal and Paytm.

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There's been some considerable hype for the latest Apple smartphones, the iPhone 6s an iPhone 6s Plus, which were launched in the international market in September and will be making their way to India on Oct 16. Despite that, the handsets have been available on the Indian grey market for the past month at exorbitant prices. Thankfully, if you can wait a week, you won't have to shell out that extra cash, because pre-bookings today across multiple websites. 

Snapdeal, has opened pre-bookings for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, starting tomorrow. Customers can pre-book for the iPhone6s starting tomorrow, following which a link to purchase will be sent to their pre-booking ID on October 14. Snapdeal has assured delivery on the first day of the phone’s India launch on October 16, to its pre-booked customers who complete payment by October 15, 4:00 pm. The pre-booking option is open to customers in Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai. The phones are available at the following prices:

iPhone 6s 16GB - Rs 62,000

iPhone 6s 64GB - Rs 72,000

iPhone 6s 128GB - Rs 82,000

iPhone 6s+ 16GB - Rs 72,000

iPhone 6s+ 64GB - Rs 82,000

iPhone 6s+ 128GB - Rs 92,000

At the same time, Paytm has also launched a special offer, where their app users can pre-book the iPhone 6s, starting today, and will receive the delivery on Oct 16. Everyday, between 12 pm to 6 pm, limited units are up for pre-booking at Rs 2,000. All customers who have pre-booked the iPhone 6s on Paytm (open till October 13) will be sent an email or sms, on Oct 14, with a link to make the remaining payment and complete the booking. Once that's done, they'll receive the physical store location where they can pick their new iPhone on launch day.

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