Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Now Available in Nepal with Discounts

Apple’s iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus entered the Nepali market through GNext Communications Pvt Ltd, the official distributor, back in November 2016. With the iPhone 8 release in September that year, the company introduced cash discounts on these earlier models. As of February 2026, both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus remain listed at the following prices across Nepal, though all variants are currently out of stock:

iPhone 7 Prices in Nepal

• 32GB: NPR 75,000 (Out of Stock)
• 128GB: NPR 95,500 (Out of Stock)
• 256GB: NPR 95,500 (Out of Stock)

iPhone 7 Plus Prices in Nepal

• 32GB: NPR 1,05,000 (Out of Stock)
• 128GB: NPR 1,19,000 (Out of Stock)
• 256GB: NPR 1,32,000 (Out of Stock)

Authorized retailers are available in eight locations: Evo Store, Futureworld, Oliz Store, New Sonu Mobile, and Apex Digital in the Kathmandu Valley, plus Computer Sales Center in Butwal, H.D. Enterprises in Biratnagar, and Quality Computer in Birtamod. Purchasing from these sellers guarantees a VAT bill, pre-registered IMEI numbers with the Nepal Telecommunication Authority, and a one-year warranty covering factory defects but excluding physical or water damage. Certain banks also offer 12-month EMI plans for eligible credit cardholders.

The iPhone 7 sports a 4.7-inch Retina HD display, while the iPhone 7 Plus expands to a 5.5-inch Retina FullHD screen. Both run on the A10 Fusion 64-bit Quad Core processor. The standard model holds 2GB of RAM and a single 12MP camera with optical image stabilization, whereas the Plus version upgrades to 3GB of RAM and pairs a wide-angle lens with a telephoto lens for enhanced photography. Battery capacities differ at 1960mAh for the iPhone 7 and 2900mAh for the iPhone 7 Plus. Both ships with iOS 10.3.3 out of the box.