Apple’s New iPhone SE 2020: Specs, Price, And Availability in Australia

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Apple’s finally dropped its new budget-friendly iPhone SE and it has the world talking. Here’s everything you need to know about its specs, pricing and availability in Australia.

Apple has released the new iPhone SE to broaden its consumer base by entering the mid-range market for phones under $1000. As coronavirus disrupts the Australian and overall global economy, this is welcome news for budget conscious customers. It also means the company will now attract people who could not previously afford Apple’s services.

iPhone SE 2020 specs

The new iPhone SE is similar to the iPhone 8 but with a more powerful engine even if it’s 4.7 inches smaller than its predecessors. It also has the premium polish of aluminium and glass, a Touch ID button (but no face recognition software) and a 12MP camera with extras including Smart HDR, which offers optical image stabilisation. The rear camera can record 4k at 30 fps and offers cinematic stabilisation.

Other big bonus points include its water resistance and wireless charging capabilities.

The new iPhone SE also has the A13 Bionic chipset, which ultimately means the model will be supported for at least three years, if not longer.

Here is a full list of its specs:

  • Display size resolution: 4.7-inch Retina HD; 1,334×750 pixels
  • Pixel density: 326ppi
  • Dimension (inches): 5.45 x 2.65 x 0.29 in.
  • Dimensions (millimeters):138.4 x 67.3 x 7.3mm
  • Weight (ounces,grams): 5.22 oz.; 148g
  • Mobile software: iOS 13
  • Camera: 12-megapixel
  • Front-facing camera: 7-megapixel
  • Video capture: 4k
  • Processor: Apple A13 Bionic
  • Storage: 64GB, 128GB, 256GB
  • Expandable storage: No
  • Battery: Up to 13 hours video playback, Qi wireless charging, fast charge
  • Finger print sensor: Home button
  • Connector: Lighting
  • Headphone jack: No
  • Special features: Water resistant (IP67); dual-SIM capabilities (nano-SIM and e-SIM); wireless charging

What’s the price of the new iPhone SE 2020 in Australia?

The price of the iPhone SE in Australia will start at $749 for the 64GB, $829 for 128GB and 256GB will take you to $999. You can get the new phone from the Apple website and other select retailers.

When will iPhone SE 2020 be available in Australia?

The new iPhone SE is now up for sale and plans are available from Telstra, Vodafone and Optus. Click here to find out about these.

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