Apple iPhone Air
12GB · 12/256, 12/512, 12… · 3,149 mAh · 20W charging · Apple A19 Pro
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12GB · 12/256, 12/512, 12… · 3,149 mAh · 20W charging · Apple A19 Pro
12GB · 12/256, 12/512, 12… · 4,823 mAh · 40W charging · Apple A19 Pro
8GB · 8/128 · 4,005 mAh · 5W charging · Apple A18
8GB · 8/256 · 4,005 mAh · 15W charging · Apple A19
12GB unified (256G… · 256GB / 512GB / 1T… · 8160mAh (11-inch) · 11"
128GB / 256GB / 51… · 28.93 Wh · 10.86"
12GB · 128GB / 256GB / 51… · 28.93 Wh (11-inch)… · 11"
16GB · 512GB · 14.2" · 10-core CPU
1.9" · Up to 18 hours · 50 meters · No
1.9" · Up to 24 hours · 50 meters / IP6X · No
1.93" · Up to 42 hours · 100 meters / IP6X · Yes
Apple holds a premium position in Nepal's smartphone market, with the iPhone lineup joined by iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Buying an iPhone in Nepal is straightforward through authorised channels, but the grey market is unusually active for Apple products specifically -- which makes verifying a genuine unit more important here than for most other brands.
Generation Next Communications (Genxt Nepal) is the authorised Apple distributor in Nepal, covering iPhone, iPad, Mac, and related products. Authorised retail partners include Oliz Store, Evo Store, and GBN Store, with outlets primarily concentrated in Kathmandu.
Apple warranty service in Nepal is handled through Genxt Nepal as the official distributor. Units purchased outside Nepal or through unofficial channels may face difficulty obtaining local warranty service -- a genuine consideration given the price of Apple products.
Genxt Nepal's authorised service points include Oliz Store / Evo Store at Mercantile Plaza, Durbar Marg, Kathmandu; Gen Nxt at Sherpa Mall, Durbar Marg; and GBN Store at Mid Baneshwor, Kathmandu. Apple's service footprint in Nepal is more concentrated in the Kathmandu Valley than brands like Samsung, which is worth factoring in if you live outside the capital.
Nepal has an active second-hand iPhone market. Before buying a used unit, check the IMEI through Genxt Nepal to confirm it's a genuine, properly registered device. Just as importantly, confirm Activation Lock is disabled -- make sure Find My iPhone has been switched off and the previous owner's Apple ID has actually been removed from the device. If that step is skipped, the phone can end up permanently locked and unusable, and recovering it requires the original owner or Apple Support.