Apple’s affordable iPhones are a tempting choice for tech enthusiasts worldwide, offering impressive performance for the price. However, recent reports from SellCell suggest that the redesigned iPhone SE 4 may not hold its resale value as well as Apple’s premium flagship devices. Here are the details….

The iPhone SE’s Resale Value Problem: Why It Loses Value Faster Than Other iPhones

Apple products are known for holding their value well, but a recent report reveals that iPhone SE models depreciate faster than other iPhone lines. For example, the third-generation SE, released in 2022, lost 42.6% of its value within the first month, compared to only 18.7% for the iPhone 13. This rapid depreciation could affect the appeal of the iPhone SE as an investment. While these devices offer excellent features, their resale potential may be lower than other models.

Apple products are known for holding their value, but a recent report shows iPhone SE models depreciate faster than other iPhones. The 2022 iPhone SE lost 42.6% of its value in the first month, compared to 18.7% for the iPhone 13. This raises concerns about the iPhone SE’s investment appeal. The possible features of iPhone SE4 will be like this

  • Display:
    • 5.7 0r 6.1-inch Liquid Retina LCD Display
    • Design similar to the iPhone XR (with a notch)
  • Processor:
    • Apple A15 Bionic (used in the iPhone 13 series)
  • Camera:
    • Single 12MP rear camera, similar to previous SE models
    • Improved front-facing camera
  • Battery
    • Around 3000 mAh, offering a noticeable improvement over the previous SE model
  • Storage:
    • 128GB, and 256GB options
  • Other:
    • 5G Connectivity
    • Touch ID (in the home button)
    • IP67 water and dust resistance
    • Variety of color options

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