Apple announced the iPhone 16e Wednesday, its first budget smartphone in three years — and its first-ever smartphone with an in-house cellular modem.
The iPhone 16e will be available in matte black and white finishes and start at $599 (or $24.95 per month for 24 months). Customers can get up to $170 in credit by buying it through the Apple Store and trading in an older Apple phone, or up to $599 in credit with a trade-in at eligible third-party carriers.
Preorders open on Friday, Feb. 21, ahead of the iPhone 16e’s formal launch a week later on Feb. 28.
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Apple announced the iPhone 16e Wednesday, its first budget smartphone in three years. Here’s when you’ll be able to preorder it.
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