Apple launches low-cost iPhone 16e, taking AI features to lower price points


Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 16E, a new low-cost iPhone, today, February 19. It may replace the iPhone SE series as Apple's budget-friendly option.

Here's what to expect from the iPhone 16E:

  • : There are rumors that the phone will be named iPhone 16E instead of iPhone SE 4.

  • : The iPhone 16E will likely have a similar design to the iPhone 14, featuring a 6.1-inch OLED display and Face ID. This would mark the end of smaller iPhones from Apple.

  • : The iPhone 16E is expected to include the Action Button, a USB-C port, and MagSafe connectivity.

  • : It will likely have the A18 chip, the same as the iPhone 16, and 8GB of RAM, allowing it to support Apple Intelligence features.

  • : The iPhone 16E may feature a 48-megapixel single-lens rear camera.

  • : Apple is expected to debut its in-house 5G modem in the iPhone 16E.

  • : The iPhone 16E is expected to be priced under $500.


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