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Apple iPhone SE (2022) goes on sale in first wave countries

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Michail 18 March 2022

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The iPhone SE (2022) is the most affordable entry into Apple’s smartphone ecosystem and it’s now on open sale in the first wave of markets. These include major markets such as the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, India and Japan among others. Users get to choose between three storage trims - 64GB, 128GB and 256GB as well as three colors options - Midnight Black, Starlight White and (Product) Red.

iPhone SE (2022)
iPhone SE (2022)

Apple US currently has the phone delivery estimate at one business day so those who pre-order today can expect their phone on Monday. Availability and shipping rates vary depending on the market so you should check in with your local Apple store just in case. The new iPhone SE brings the same basic design as its predecessor but with an A15 chipset at the helm and 5G connectivity.

Country 64GB 128GB 256GB
US $429 $479 $579
Canada CAD 579 CAD 649 CAD 789
Australia AUD 719 AUD 799 AUD 969
Germany €519 €569 €689
France €529 €579 €699
Italy €529 €579 €699
UK £419 £469 £569
UAE AED 1,849 AED 2,059 AED 2,479
Hong Kong HKD 3,699 HKD 4,149 HKD 4,999
China CNY 3,499 CNY 3,899 CNY 4,699
India INR 43,900 INR 48,900 INR 58,900
Japan JPY 57,800 JPY 63,800 JPY 76,800

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  • OwnFix3
  • XSf
  • 07 Apr 2022

I think you're so out of technology. Talk about real usage, not people who buys phone thinking they'll need to replace battery in the near future.

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  • Anonymous
  • yM3
  • 20 Mar 2022

I don't know which phone you were using but all custom ROMs can't be bad. If you needed stability then you should have used a stable ROM rather than a Nightly build. The latter are supposed to be bad. It is like using beta software.

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  • Anonymous
  • puk
  • 20 Mar 2022

Their corporate tax has absolutely NOTHING to do with VAT. VAT is the cost users pay, not the company.

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