Posted by New Delhi: Control Z’s Value Days Sale is here, offering customers a chance to own premium renewed iPhones at exceptional prices, starting from just ₹9,999. Timed to coincide with India‘s Independence Day, 15 August, the campaign promises a combination of cutting-edge technology, quality assurance and unbeatable value.
Control Z’s Value Days Sale includes daily flash drops at noon, revealing limited-time offers on popular Apple iPhone models from 15 to 17 August. These include the iPhone 13 at ₹29,999 on 15 August, iPhone 13 Pro at ₹42,999 on 16 August and iPhone 14 Pro at ₹54,999 on 17 August.
Deals will be available both online and at the Control Z store in Sector 14, Gurgaon. Customers can also benefit from no-cost EMI options via Bajaj and other partners, exclusive student discounts through UNiDAYS, and up to ₹3,000 off on EMI payments with HDFC Bank and OneCard Credit Card.
Each iPhone featured in the campaign is renewed at Control Z’s state-of-the-art RenewHub in India. Devices undergo complete disassembly, inspection and restoration to global OEM standards using AI, robotics and automation, all handled by skilled Indian professionals.
Control Z’s premium tenewed iPhones are subject to over 300 quality checks, equipped with OEM-grade components and supported by an 18-month warranty and 100 percent battery health guarantee. Customers receive a like-new device with dependable performance, ensuring both peace of mind and value for money.
Speaking about the campaign, Yug Bhatia, Control Z’s Founder and CEO, said, “With Value Days, we’re not just offering exceptional deals, we’re reshaping how India envisions owning flagship devices. This is a moment to experience the unmatched quality, trust, and innovation that are the very essence of our brand.”
The Independence Day-themed sale runs for a limited time, with new offers unveiled daily. Customers are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity to upgrade to a premium iPhone while enjoying Control Z’s trusted renewal process and service excellence.
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