Apple’s official iPhone lineup in Vietnam offers several discounted models this October. Knowing each phone’s price and key features helps you pick the most cost‑effective device for your budget.

The iPhone 13 128 GB is the cheapest option at VND 12 million (US$455). It uses the A15 Bionic chip, a dual 12 MP camera system, a 60 Hz display and a Lightning connector, but it does not support Apple Intelligence.

The iPhone 16e 128 GB costs about VND 14 million (US$530). It brings the newer A18 chip with Apple Intelligence, a USB‑C port, a single 48 MP rear camera and a 60 Hz display, although it lacks MagSafe.

The iPhone 14 128 GB is priced at VND 13.9 million (US$525). It keeps the A15 Bionic chip, dual 12 MP cameras, a Lightning connector and MagSafe, offering modest upgrades over the iPhone 13. The 256 GB version sells for VND 17 million (US$645), adding more storage but costing roughly VND 3 million more than the 128 GB models with otherwise identical specs.

The iPhone 15 128 GB is the most expensive at VND 19.7 million (US$745). It features the A16 Bionic chip, Dynamic Island, USB‑C connectivity and a 48 MP main camera, yet it still uses a 60 Hz display and does not support Apple Intelligence.

For a tight budget, the iPhone 13 gives the lowest price, but the iPhone 16e provides newer hardware and AI features that may last longer. Weighing price against chip generation, camera resolution and connector type lets you select the iPhone that offers the best value for your needs.