Among the countries where Apple is expanding rapidly, apart from China, we also find India, where despite not being able to open its own stores due to legal technicalities, the Cupertino-based firm sells its devices through resellers with considerable success, to despite be more expensive than most terminals on the market, dominated by low-cost devices and where some companies like Nokia and Google are selling very basic devices.
Time publication just announced that the Cupertino firm has just halved the price of its flagship device, iPhone 5s, at half price. The price of the iPhone 5s before receiving the discount was 665 dollars (44500 rupees) and currently any user who wants to buy it can do so by paying only 370 dollars (25000 rupees). With this price drop, the cheapest country where we can find the iPhone 5s is India despite the depreciation of the currency and the high taxes related to imports.
After China and the United States, India is the third country with the largest number of potential clients for the company based in Cupertino, although it does not currently offer the same potential as the Chinese market. Apple's idea with this cut is to attract fans of the apple and what better way than to offer a good phone at a reduced price, at least compared to other countries. It is clear that India will be one of the countries where Apple will offer the new iPhone 6c if rumors are finally confirmed that suggest that at the beginning of the year those of Cupertino could launch the cheapest version of the iPhone again.