Apple has rolled out the iPhone SE, with its $399 price aimed at maintaining demand for the flagship device during a turbulent economic period for much of the world.
Due to COVID-19, Apple stores remain closed, but the company will begin taking online orders for the new iPhone, with deliveries projected to begin on April 24. T-Mobile and Sprint also have announced plans to offer the phone.
The SE is a newer edition of a previous model. With a 4.7-inch screen, it is noticeably smaller than recent iPhones and far less beefy than the "pro" line of iPhone 11s introduced last fall at a top price of $1,099. While it does not offer 5G or facial-recognition security, the phone has a 4K Retina video display, the same A13 Bionic processor as the iPhone 11 and enhanced camera options like portrait lighting.
https://deadline.com/2020/04/apple-releases-iphone-se-a-device-for-choppy-economy-1202909294/ 
