By Sparsh Sharma
Copyright timesnownews
The Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale kicks off on September 23, and iPhones are once again expected to be the biggest crowd-pullers. But here’s the catch: not every “deal” is really worth your money. Some older iPhones look tempting with flashy discounts, but in 2025, they’re simply not the best choice. On the other hand, a few models are genuinely worth the hype this year. Let’s break it down. iPhones You Can Avoid iPhone 15 While still a solid phone, the iPhone 15 is powered by the older A16 chip and misses out on Apple Intelligence features that are becoming standard on newer devices. Pair that with its smaller battery, and it’s best to pass on this one. iPhone 14 The iPhone 14 is even harder to recommend in 2025. It still uses a Lightning connector, meaning you’ll miss out on the convenience of USB-C that almost every other phone now uses. Its 60 Hz display with a dated notch looks old compared to modern rivals like the Pixel 9, and the camera setup feels outdated for its price. iPhone 13 If the iPhone 14 feels dated, the iPhone 13 is even more so. With the same Lightning connector, older cameras, and a 60 Hz display, it doesn’t hold up well against similarly priced competitors. Even at Rs 30,000–Rs 35,000, it’s tough to recommend in 2025. ALSO READ: Flipkart Big Billion Days Early Bird Deal 2025: Samsung Galaxy A35 Gets A Massive Discount Of Over Rs 13000 iPhones Worth Buying iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max The iPhone 16 Pro at Rs 69,999 could be the steal of the sale, if Flipkart manages to keep its servers stable and stocks adequate. It comes with the premium titanium build, excellent cameras, and a 120 Hz display that shines even under bright sunlight. Need more storage and better battery? The Pro Max at Rs 89,999 offers 256 GB base storage and a bigger display. iPhone 16 At Rs 52,000 (or less with bank offers), the iPhone 16 is another great pick. For most users, this model delivers everything you’d want, including Apple Intelligence at a much lower cost. Get Latest News live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Technology Science and around the world.
