A new report suggests Apple was a bit overzealous in estimates for how people would respond to the iPhone SE (2022).
Earlier this month, Apple launched the newest budget-minded iPhone. The phone comes with a few internal upgrades when compared to its predecessor, including a faster processor, a bigger battery, and 5G support. The iPhone SE (2022), however, looks exactly the same as the 2020 model. It’s also more expensive, starting at $429 instead of the $399 price of the previous generation. See also: Best Android alternatives to the newest budget iPhone According to two sources (Nikkei Asian Review and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo), Apple has allegedly slashed production of this new iPhone.
