Apple

iPhone SE 4 Expected to Remain Lowest-Cost Model at $500 or Less

The iPhone SE 4 is rumored to remain the lowest-cost model, with its price potentially rising up to $500. This would make it the most affordable Apple Intelligence device in their lineup.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

A new report claims that Apple's expected iPhone SE 4 will remain the lowest-cost model, but its price could rise anywhere up to $500. Previous reports have said that the iPhone SE 4 will remain a sub-$500 device, but now a regular leaker claims that a Japanese news service has confirmed it. The current iPhone SE retails for $429, so Apple has room to increase the price by up to $70 and still be below $500.

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