Apple’s finally done it. The iPhone SE 2 is here. And we’re looking at where you can pre-order one right now.
The iPhone SE 2 was announced on 15 April. Pre-orders started 17 April and the phone officially starts shipping Friday, 24 April. As with all iPhone purchases now, you get a year of Apple TV+ included for free.
In terms of design it’s closer to the iPhone 8, which means it isn’t quite as small as the 4in original iPhone SE, which was discontinued in 2018.
Instead, you get a 4.7in display with a 12Mp rear-facing camera and 7Mp front-facing camera, all powered with an A13 Bionic processor. You also get IP67 water and dust resistance. If you want to get into the nitty-gritties, here’s everything there is to know about the iPhone SE 2.
Now onto the deals!
How much does the iPhone SE cost?
Apple’s latest and most affordable iPhone starts at £419/US$399. It’s available in a few different configurations:
- iPhone SE (2020, 64GB): £419/$399
- iPhone SE (2020, 128GB): £469/$449
- iPhone SE (2020, 256GB): £569/$549
The phone are available in white, black and (Product)Red.
Where to buy the iPhone SE (2020) SIM-free
The iPhone SE 2 is available to pre-order directly from Apple of course, but you can also buy it SIM-free from a number of other retailers (listed below).
Orders from Mobiles include a free pair of 2nd generation Apple AirPods with a non-wireless charging case worth £139.
Retailers offering iPhone SE 2 SIM-free:
You can use our tool below, which updates automatically, to see the best price for the device:
Where to buy the iPhone SE (2020) on contract
As expected, you can pick up the new iPhone SE from a number of different networks.
Deals from O2 include 6 months of Disney Plus for free. Meanwhile, Virgin is bundling a pair of AirPods for an additional £4 per month, which works out to £96 and saves you £43.
Giff Gaff will also carry the iPhone SE 2 once the phones are available on 24 April. We’ve also compared the original iPHone SE to the new one in our article: Phone SE 2020 vs iPhone SE 2016.
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