This is what the 2020 iPhone lineup could look like after iPhone 12 debut
Apple will likely announce four new iPhones in October. With the arrival of the new phones, some old ones will be discontinued, as is the norm. A Twitter tipster seems to know which models will stay once the iPhone 12 line is revealed.
Komiya claims that the new iPhone lineup will include the iPhone SE, iPhone XR, and iPhone 11, in addition to the new models. This is disputed by a tipster who claims that the iPhone XR will also be discontinued.
Nope.https://t.co/AkE9nLLvzx
— iAppleTimes (@iAppleTimes) August 24, 2020
So, while the fate of the iPhone XR hangs in the air, it appears that the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max will be let go.
Last year’s lineup
The iPhone 11 was launched at $699 and reports indicate that the iPhone 12 will start at $649.
If the iPhone 11 is indeed staying, it’s a given that Apple will slash its price and according to the latest scoop, it will retail for $549 after the launch of the new phones.
To recap, Apple is apparently planning to release four 5G-ready models this year: the 5.4-inch iPhone 12, the 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Max, the 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Pro, and the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max. The maxed-out version could go as high as $1,399.
The company might also launch a 4G-only model in February 2021 but it will likely be a non-5G version of the iPhone 12 Pro and this explains the alleged $800 price tag.
As you probably already know, the iPhone SE costs $399 and provided that the aforementioned information is accurate, the refreshed iPhone lineup will be the most varied ever in terms of price.
Source: Phonearena
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