Wedbush Securities analyst Daniel Ives believes that the $399 starting price will remain unchanged, but has not dismissed the possibility of a lower price. Ives thinks Apple is currently experiencing the “strongest iPhone upgrade cycle it’s had since 2015,” and wouldn’t want to outprice itself.
What will the iPhone SE 3 bring to the table?
Donovan agrees and also adds that the iPhone SE 3 will have a better camera, which is in line with Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman prediction. The 2020 version got iPhone 11’s 12MP main camera and a 7MP front snapper, in case you are wondering. Whether the new SE will get iPhone 12’s primary sensor or iPhone 13’s main shooter remains to be seen.