Apple's new budget smartphone turned out to be almost no one needed

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< p > Apple & nbsp; presented & nbsp; at the end of February iPhone 16e & ndash; Your new most affordable smartphone. The release came out ambiguous and starting sales confirm this.

< p >Bloomberg & nbsp; nbsp; it is reported that the iPhone 16E, which has been sold last Friday, is purchased ten times less than the main iPhone 16/16 Pro. At Apple retail points and operators there were no noticeable queues and excitement.

< P > The number of pre -orders also leaves much to be desired. In some Apple Store stores, only a few dozen previous orders were registered.

< p > Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman stressed that the audience at the iPhone 16E and flagship iPhone is different, so the number of pre -orders & ndash; Not a decisive indicator of the popularity of the device. However, the journalist expresses doubts about his success even in the long run.

< P > Viewers & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; iPhone 16e good phone, but indicate that it is too expensive to be considered a “state employee”, with some simplification of novelty can be repelled from purchase. For example, a single camera and the lack of Magsafe. Also many remain dissatisfied with 60-gerz screen in 2025.

< p > Rumors half a year before the announcement of the iPhone 17 speak, & nbsp; that this will be the most interesting series for a long time. The standard iPhone models will finally switch to 120-German screens, for the first time in many years will update “Frontline”, and 17 Pro Max will be the first iPhone with three cameras at 48 MP. There is another reason to wait for the iPhone 2025 & ndash; This & nbsp; mysterious iPhone Air.

< P > However, the main new Apple in 2025 will not be an iPhone, but a smart home device, similar to a homepod, equipped with a screen. At least & nbsp; according to & nbsp; Mark gourmet insider.