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iPhone 17 Sales Begin: Hundreds Flock To Mumbai's BKC Apple Store | Watch

Apple unveiled the iPhone 17 series in the price range of Rs 82,900 to Rs 2,29,900, which will be available in India starting from Sept. 19.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>A view of Apple's flagship store in BKC, Mumbai. (Image Source: Yash Tiwari/ NDTV Profit)</p></div>
A view of Apple's flagship store in BKC, Mumbai. (Image Source: Yash Tiwari/ NDTV Profit)
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Hundreds of iPhone customers flocked to the Apple Store in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex for the launch of the iPhone 17 series phones.

Apple unveiled the iPhone 17 series in the price range of Rs 82,900 to Rs 2,29,900, which will be available in India starting from Sept. 19 for customers who have pre-booked the device.

BKC Apple Store Opens For iPhone 17 Sales | Watch 

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India tops the globe for the number of hours of work needed to afford the newly-launched iPhone 17, with an average Indian worker required to put in 967 hours at the country's mean wage.

This is according to a study conducted by Statista, which places India on top of the global list, followed by Vietnam, where it takes an average worker 598 hours to get their hands on an iPhone 17.

The base model of new iPhone 17 costs roughly $939 in India, which is surprisingly lower than most of the countries listed on the list, including Turkey, where it costs $1,885 to get an iPhone 17.

To put things into perspective, it would take a worker 1,749 hours to get their hands on the iPhone 17 Pro Max, which costs Rs 1,34,999, in India.

Another interesting finding from the study suggests that even in Vietnam, which is second-highest on the list, an average worker needs 908 hours of work to afford an iPhone 17 Pro Max, still fewer than the 967 hours an Indian worker would need just for the base iPhone 17 model.

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