Apple’s next launch is inching closer if reports are true. With rumours and leaks surrounding the Apple iPhone SE 3 rife, a new leak regarding its pricing has surfaced. Moreover, with its stronghold in the market, its’ affordability is also something that adds to the reason for its market hold. If we recall, iPhone SE 2020 initially arrived at Rs 42,500 but now it costs Rs. 29,000. But this time around, the numbers are going to go lower with the launch of this next affordable smartphone.
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According to market analyst John Donovan, the Apple iPhone SE 3 could come with an affordable price tag. The base variant of the smartphone could be priced at $300 (roughly Rs. 22,000). Although is a bit unrealistic because the iPhone SE 2020 costs more than the iPhone SE 3 2022. Moreover, the upcoming iPhone SE 3 is expecting to feature a better processor, better cameras. However, it will still retain the same old design.
Furthermore, a new report suggests Apple will announce its new Apple iPhone SE 2022 5G via a virtual event on March 8, 2022. The new iPhone SE will bring significant improvement in terms of hardware. But it will ship with a similar design as its predecessor. It will feature a 4.7-inch display with thick bezels and a Touch ID powered by A15 Bionic 5G processor.
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In addition, reports also suggest that the company might also introduce a refreshed version of the iPad Mini. Previous rumours have hinted that the name for the Apple iPhone SE 3 could be iPhone SE+ 5G. But, once again, all of these are just speculations and rumours. Nothing has been confirmed as of yet.
Now, if the report regarding the iPhone SE 3 is true, then what about iPhone SE 2020 which is currently available. Following the launch, Apple could lower the cost of its current iPhone SE 2020 under Rs. 20,000. This move could surely grab a lot of buyers’ interest who are looking to join the Apple ecosystem.
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