The iPhone SE was one of the older devices that were originally pulled from the market in September, in time for the release of Apple’s…
The iPhone SE was one of the older devices that were originally pulled from the market in September, in time for the release of Apple’s new iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. With little to no fanfare, Apple has reportedly brought the SE back to its online store and is again selling the device brand new, albeit at a substantial discount.
According to MacRumors, Apple is now selling the iPhone SE on its clearance store, with the 32 GB variant selling for $249 and the 128 GB edition priced at $299. These represent discounts of $100 and $150 respectively for the two versions, which sold for $349 and $449 right before the SE was pulled late last year. As further noted, all SE units currently being sold in the clearance store are available unopened and brand new and do not come with any carrier restrictions.
