Earlier this month, Apple giant released the iPhone SE at the starting price of Rs 42,500 for the 64GB variant.
Apple on April 15, 2020 launched a new iPhone aimed at the budget-minded to fill a gap in its lineup, ahead of upgrading its flagship handset. (Photo: AFP)
Cupertino tech giant Apple likely to postpone a larger version of the new low-cost iPhone SE until the second half of 2021, according to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
In a previous note, Kuo said that Apple was working on an “iPhone SE Plus” set to be released in the first half of 2021. He now believes Apple will “likely postpone” this new model until later in 2021, reports MacRumors
The device is expected to feature a 5.5 or 6.1-inch display with a full-screen design like iPhone. It will not use Face ID; therefore, the device will feature a smaller notch as the front of the device will only need to house a standard front-facing camera, microphone, and speaker.
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Kuo has not provided details on the pricing of the iPhone SE Plus, but it will presumably have a price tag lower than that of Apple’s flagship devices.
Earlier this month, Apple giant released the iPhone SE at the starting price of Rs 42,500 for the 64GB variant.
The device is similar in design to the iPhone 8 but with an upgraded A13 processor.
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