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 iPhone SE 2022: this is the third generation iPhone SE

Apple has released two versions of the iPhone SE in previous years : the first iPhone SE 2016 and then the iPhone SE 2020 . Now it's time for the third generation, with a familiar design and, above all, internal improvements. On this page you can read everything about the latest iPhone SE, which will be officially available from shops and providers from Friday 18 March.




  • In brief
  • Release date
  • Price
  • Specs
  • design
  • Screen
  • Camera

iPhone SE 3 in brief
These are the features of the iPhone SE 2022:

  • Third generation in the iPhone SE series
  • New model for people looking for an affordable iPhone
  • Traditional design with home button
  • 4.7 inch LCD display
  • Colors: Midnight, starlight and red
  • Available with 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage
  • 4GB RAM
  • New A15 Bionic chip with 5G
  • Extra strong glass on the front and back (no Ceramic Shield )
  • Suitable for wireless charging
Pre-order started on March 11, 2022
First deliveries on March 18, 2022
Price iPhone SE 2022 : from €529,-
Apple again opts for the iPhone SE name , to indicate that this model also fits into the existing product line that was used with the very first iPhone SE. These are devices for people who want a good device for a reasonable price. It doesn't contain the latest technology, but you can count on Apple to continue to support these models with software updates for a long time to come.

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