Apple iPhone 6s Plus, 7 Plus get price drops at Power Mac Center

Apple’s previous iPhones, the iPhone 6s Plus and the iPhone 7 Plus, has currently received markdown prices at Power Mac Center. The announcement is spotted online through the merchant’s Facebook page.

Customers may get up to PHP 12,000 off on the following iPhone 6s Plus and iPhone 7 models:
• iPhone 6s Plus 32 GB – PHP 16,990 (from PHP 18,990)
• iPhone 6s Plus 128GB – PHP 18,990 (from PHP 24,990)
• iPhone 7 Plus 32 GB – PHP 20,990 (from PHP 29,990)
• iPhone 7 Plus 128GB – PHP 23,990 (from PHP 35,990)

Apart from cash and debit card payment, Power Mac Center also accepts 24-month installment option via Citibank, BPI, RCBC, Chinabank, Metrobank, HSBC, PNB, BDO, UnionBank, or Security Bank credit cards. Do note that the installment option is only available for those who will visit and purchase at Power Mac Center’s physical stores.

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Jewel Sta Ana

Jewel is a Multimedia Producer for YugaTech. She's a caffeinator by day and a cinephile by night.

One Comment

Anonymous says:

5 years ago

2015 called they want their smartphones back
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