iPhone 15 versus iPhone 14: What does an extra Rs 10,000 offer you, and is it worth it?

The new iPhone 15 series is out, and the smartphones will be available for pre-order on September 15. The latest iPhones will be on sale on September 22. Apple has launched the next iPhone 15 series, with a starting price of Rs 79,900. But, is the new iPhone 15 worth buying in India, or should you go for the iPhone 14 because the price difference is Rs 10,000? Let's find out.

iPhone 15 vs iPhone 14: Price in India 

The iPhone 15 starts at Rs 69,900 for the base 128GB storage variant, which is the same as the previous year's model. The iPhone 14 is now available for Rs 69,900 on Apple's official online shop. Customers may, however, acquire it for a lower price through Flipkart. The price of this smartphone is Rs 67,999.

iPhone 15 versus iPhone 14: What does an extra Rs 10,000 offer you, and is it worth it?

The iPhone 15 is a significant improvement over its predecessor. Both 5G phones are excellent, however I would pick the new iPhone 15 for obvious reasons. The current edition has a superior 48-megapixel dual back camera system, as well as the Dynamic Island feature for notifications and live activities, which was previously reserved to iPhone 14 Pro models. What else is there? The iPhone 2023 also has a speedier CPU and a brighter display, as well as USB-C capability.

The benefit of having a USB-C connector is that you don't have to carry a separate charging cable as well as the iPhone 15 adapter. You may use whatever Type-C charger you have at home or while travelling with family.

The remainder of the details are the same in each of them. According to Apple's official website, iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 users will enjoy up to 20 hours of battery life, which we haven't tried with the new model. The previous model, on the other hand, didn't die until the end of the day (from 8:00AM to 7:00PM). Apple's iPhone battery optimisation is excellent. Both iPhones include an IP68 water resistance certification, wireless charging capabilities, and stereo speakers. The 6.1-inch display size is likewise the identical on both, and none comes with a charging adaptor.

Overall, if you can afford to invest roughly Rs 80,000, the latest version is preferable. People who can wait a few months and want to get the new model at a lesser price can either wait or order one from the United States. You may be able to get the iPhone 15 at a little lesser price since physical or online businesses will likely release some appealing bank and exchange deals in the future months to entice customers.

If you have a budget of roughly Rs 50,000, you may consider purchasing the iPhone 13. It is the same as the iPhone 14 and retails for Rs 55,999. The price will fall dramatically as a result of exchange offers and bank offers. I would recommend purchasing the iPhone 13 during Diwali since the pricing may be much lower.