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Kuo: 'iPhone SE 2' Entering Mass Production in January and Launching at the End of March
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And.... that phone is Starting at $750, that’s not even remotely close to being competition to an entry-level iPhone that will probably be substantially $200 less than that.
Real price of this phone is like 500usd max... it cost 750 maybe first month after introduction...
Nope. It’s In stock for $750.00 through my carrier right now (See link below). But the point is, you can’t compare this phone to an entry-level 4.7 inch iPhone that’s not going to start at $750, when it will probably Venture near $500-$550.
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Here where I live (EU) s10e is for same money as iphone 8 (actually ot is bit cheaper) via many official resellers, maybe it is different in states... but here, cheap almost flagship android phones exist
god i want copy of s10e from apple so badly
I wear skinny jeans and have had zero problems with my iPhone XR, never mind a smaller form factor.
Here where I live (EU) s10e is for same money as iphone 8 (actually ot is bit cheaper) via many official resellers, maybe it is different in states... but here, cheap almost flagship android phones exist
god i want copy of s10e from apple so badly
I wish iOS worked on those phones, I would have made the switch immediately.
I'll say this in every goddamn thread, but unless it's comparable in size to the iPhone SE, it ain't an iPhone SE "2".
If ios was available on galaxy phones, man so many people would buy samsung phones...
Mine as well, but hoping for better
most likely this phone will use the same main camera as the iPhone 11 series. Don’t forget SE used the same camera as the 6S ( not the 6S+ because of OIS)
no. Why you think it will have 5G when the other A13 phones have 4G
im sure of it. Don’t forget SE had everything 5S had plus more ( like NFC/Apple pay etc). i think this one will have more things than the 8 except 3D touch
Spot on. I do a lot of activities where the more compact design of the SE has huge advantage.
5 models will be a lot? Well, how about this?
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It's unfortunate. But at least, we can expect a much more battery life.
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Okay? Yes, the new lineup will look like this. That's my point.5 models will be a lot? Well, how about this?
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It's unfortunate. But at least, we can expect a much more battery life.
The perfect lineup is with an iPhone with iPhone 6's dimensions but with an edge to edge screen so the screen will be the same size as an iPhone X. Best of both worlds. Having an iPhone Pro Max screen size is just ridiculous. So get rid of that.
1 iPhone model every year, plus discount the previous years model.
Thats how it used to be and that's how it should be.
actually, for the price, and the fact it has touchID, this phone will be very nice to keep me floating until the newer fully redesigned iphone 12 next year.
How would you know how many people want "tiny" phones, since there are none on the market?? (after the SE was discontinued last year)
If you like big phones, great. But don't project your desires on the huge number of us that want a 4" phone at ANY price.
It's not going to be cheaper than the identical but slower $450 8, so it'll either be $500 and the 8 will be unaffected, or the 8 disappears and they charge whatever they want, presumably not more than $500.
First, it doesn't look like a SE. Second, the phones (most) are in numerical order and to call it a 9 make no sense. Look at the X when it came out which should have been 10. Keep it consistent.
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If the price is as we think it will be, I think it will be a good value and without the bells and whistle for those who don't need it.
I’m assuming that trillion and multi billion dollar companies like Apple, Samsung, and Google do a fair amount of market research. There’s a reason why phones got bigger and there aren’t 4” models available. If evidence and sales data showed that there’s a significant market for smaller devices, why wouldn’t they be making them?
So maybe you’re the one projecting your preferences on a “huge” number of costumers.
Sorry to hear that!
My preference is for the new SE (or whatever its name is) will have the second gen touchID, and do away with a physical home button. I haven't read of widespread failure of the home button on iPhone 7 and 8's, so I'm assuming (perhaps incorrectly?) the solid home button has been more reliable compared to a physical home button?