Apple ‘starts selling £148 iPhone this year at a shockingly reduced price’

APPLE is notoriously expensive, but it may soon bring the price of an iPhone down to a new low.

With so many rumors about a new iPhone SE, there are also rumors that the current budget-friendly version could drop to just £148/$199.

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The latest iPhone SE released in 2020 offers buyers a reduced price option with fewer shiny new features like onboard 5G.

Based on BloombergThe phone maker can take the opportunity to drop the price of the 2020 version to £148 / $199 if it launches the 2022 model.

Apple’s standard practice is to keep selling older models at low prices.

And such low prices will certainly help it attract new customers in emerging countries like Africa and parts of Asia.

In these places, Android leads because it has a wider selection of cheaper options available.

But even in the UK and US, this massive discount could appeal to anyone who doesn’t want to spend thousands on a new phone.

However, nothing is certain, as this report is more suggestive than backed up by insiders.

But we won’t have to wait long to find out, as the next iPhone SE is expected to be announced in March.

If that’s true, this will be the third iPhone SE, following its launch in 2016 and the next in 2020.

Rumors suggest that Apple may finally be preparing to add 5G to the device.

And while it is expected that the 4.7-inch design on its predecessor will remain the same, it looks like a more powerful chip could be fitted to speed things up.

The starting price for an iPhone SE at the moment is £389 / $399.

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