With the iPhone 16e now obtainable, Apple simply launched a brand new advert for the corporate’s newest mannequin within the iPhone 16 sequence. Within the 38-second advert, an inflatable air dancer — virtually a roly-poly — dances with a white iPhone 16e of their palms.
Through the video, Apple says the iPhone 16e has a “value you’ll be able to’t ignore.” Whereas the corporate needs to place its new cellphone as reasonably priced, we will’t neglect that the iPhone 16e makes Apple’s least expensive iPhone 40% costlier than the earlier mannequin. The corporate additionally highlights the “all-new design” with the iPhone 14-like physique and Face ID expertise.
The corporate describes the advert as follows: “Get the newest iPhone on the biggest value. The brand new iPhone 16e is constructed for Apple Intelligence and powered by A18, the latest-generation chip. It comes with supersized battery life, a 48MP Fusion digital camera, and a sturdy design, all at a value you’ll be able to’t ignore.”
Regardless that it’s higher than the iPhone SE 3 in nearly each means, it nonetheless has some flaws in comparison with the iPhone 15, which remains to be obtainable. That stated, Apple’s new addition to the lineup is likely to be extra reasonably priced and have a couple of perks in comparison with 2023’s base mannequin iPhone, however it nonetheless lacks over 15 options when put side-by-side with the iPhone 16.
The brand new iPhone 16e prices $599 and gives a succesful A18 chip with 8GB of RAM, Apple Intelligence assist, and, in response to reviewers, a good 48MP digital camera. It additionally options the longest battery life in an iPhone resulting from an even bigger battery but in addition higher optimization due to Apple’s first connectivity chip, the C1. Sooner or later, the corporate is anticipated to develop the C1 to extra iPhone fashions.
In addition to that, rumors are already pointing to an annual improve of this “e” line with an iPhone 17e. BGR will maintain reporting about this new cellphone as we be taught extra.
