With the festive season around the corner, many brands have already started offering heavy discounts on their products, but looks like new-entrant Apple is quite adamant to top the race. Joining the festive race, the giant-tech company has decided to give away free AirPods on every purchase of iPhone 12 or an iPhone 12 mini from Oct. 7, to buyers, who purchase from Apple stores exclusively.

Known for offering decent offers, Amazon and Flipkart have dominated the festive season with their annual sales but with Apple joining the bandwagon, the market is expected to get quite busy this year. However, unlike other websites, Apple is not offering any price discounts on iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini individually, but the purchase option offered by the giant-tech company is pretty good to ignore.

Save the date! Offer begins 07.10.21! Buy iPhone 12 or iPhone 12 mini and get AirPods on us. Personalise your AirPods by adding free engraving. Choose from seven regional languages, emojis and more. For additional savings trade in your old phone.

— Apple (@Apple) September 30, 2021

While Apple had recently slashed the prices of the iPhone 12 series (after dropping the iPhone 13 series), iPhone 12 mini is currently available for Rs 59,900, with the price of the iPhone 12 beginning at Rs 65,900. In addition to the existing offer, Apple also announced that one can even trade in their old phone to get an additional discount. Furthermore, Apple has spiced up the deal by offering a chance to personalise the AirPods by offering free engraving as well.

Meanwhile, Apple recently released four new versions of iPhone 13 models (the iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max) at the ‘California Streaming’ virtual event last month. Not only that but they even dropped a whole new range of products that includes the Apple Watch Series 7, AirPods 3 and others. But with the staggering prices of the iPhone 13 series, Apple aims to boost its sales by announcing its new festive offer.

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