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The iPhone SE (Special Edition) was introduced on March 21, 2016. Due to its appearance, the iPhone SE is very reminiscent of the iPhone 5S. With its 4″ display, the small iPhone became a box office magnet – a successor is still pending.
What happened to the iPhone SE successor? Rumors about a new 4" model have so far proven to be false. Although many fans want a new (mini) iPhone, Apple is taking its time. Now new rumors have emerged about a successor - the iPhone XE. According to them, Apple is actually working on a worthy successor to the iPhone SE.
Touch ID should be history
The rumors come from circles around Foxconn – Apple's largest contract manufacturer. The new iPhone XE is said to be equipped with Face ID and offer a 4.8" OLED display.
According to the report, the heart of the device will be the well-known A12 Bionic chip – known from the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. The small iPhone will also come with a 12 megapixel camera.
price and presentation
According to the report, the new iPhone XE will be presented in the third quarter of this year - the annual iPhone show will take place in September - so it's a good time. Apple is also planning to offer the iPhone XE as an entry-level device - the 4.8" iPhone will cost around 600 US dollars. In the past, there have been many rumors about an iPhone SE successor - all of which turned out to be false. This rumor should therefore also be treated with extreme caution.
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