More expensive iPhone SE still expected to see strong demand because of 5G

AppleInsider
Mar 9, 2022, 6:36 am314 pts
Despite costing a bit more more than its predecessor, the new iPhone SE is predicted to sell well around the world, where price-sensitive users have been waiting for 5G. Apple's new iPhone SE, launched at the March 8 event, starts at $429 instead of the previous model's $399. It's only a $30 difference, or…

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