Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro Max is now cheaper by Rs 5,000 on the Apple Store

The iPhone 17 Pro Max is Apple’s strongest phone yet. It has big improvements in how it looks, how fast it works, and how well it takes pictures.

The base 256GB model, which started at Rs 1,49,900, costs just Rs 1,44,900 if you pay with certain American Express, Axis Bank, or ICICI Bank cards. The discount hit just months after the September 2025 launch. Now’s the best moment to grab it—no need to trade in your old device

Main Features
The phone has a big 6.9-inch screen that’s super sharp and bright (up to 3,000 nits), with smooth 120Hz refresh for scrolling and videos. It uses Apple’s new A19 Pro chip, which is fast for games, AI tasks, and heavy apps. A special cooling system inside keeps it from getting too hot during long use.

Camera and Photos
All three back cameras are 48MP each: the main one stays steady for clear shots, the wide one captures big scenes, and the zoom one gives 4x closer look (up to 8x using smart crop). The front 18MP selfie camera does group shots smartly and records video from front and back at once. Perfect for creators who make videos or photos.

Battery and Build
Expect all-day battery from its 5088 mAh size, plus fast 25W wireless charging. The body is lightweight aluminum that handles heat well, with strong glass on front and back that’s three times harder to scratch. It’s water and dust proof too. Colors are fun: Cosmic Orange, Deep Blue, or Silver.


With iOS 26 software full of smart AI features, new buttons for quick camera access, and super-fast Wi-Fi 7, this phone does everything well. The easy discount means you get Apple’s top phone for less, before it might sell out in 2026.Perfect for work, play, or everyday tasks.

Yuvraj Tiwari

Yuvraj Tiwari is a tech journalist for GizTimes.com and a Master’s student at the University of Hyderabad. With a keen eye for software trends and a love for cutting-edge gadgets, he brings a fresh, analytical perspective to the latest news in the tech industry. Previously he worked for Kirti Kranti News Paper as a writer for 4 years.

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