Apple iPhone 16e sells like hot cakes, early data shows

16 March 2025
It beats the iPhone SE from 2022 by a landslide.

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Anonymous, 15 hours agoYet I haven't seen a single one out in publicMe too! I am yet to see one of these in person.

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    If I wanted iphone ( something I will never buy , zero chance, never apple again) , it would be good option to me if it had size bit smaller than pro max and usb 3.2 .

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      • 15 hours ago

      Yet I haven't seen a single one out in public

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        • Gnusmas
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        • 15 hours ago

        people tired from these spider eyed camera islands

          DarlingYext, 15 hours agoImagine buying a phone with outdated bezels, huge notch, ti... moreI keep trying to tell everyone, there are people out there for whom none of that matters. It’s iOS, and it’ll always come down to that primarily 🤷‍♂️

            Darth Caesium, 15 hours ago0 × 1.6 (60% more) = 0. As long as Apple doesn't r... moreExcept these figures aren’t coming from Apple, this is a Bloomberg report based on data provided by IDC 🤔

              Imagine buying a phone with outdated bezels, huge notch, tiny single camera and 60hz display.💀

              Sure, one good camera is better than 3 mediocre cameras, but this one ain't that good.

                Darth Caesium, 15 hours ago0 × 1.6 (60% more) = 0. As long as Apple doesn't r... moreTo add to that, the iPhone SE 3rd Gen did not sell that well and missed its 30 million sales target by a huge margin. If the iPhone 16e is doing well at all, it's not doing well by Apple's own standards.

                  No surprise that B2B orders are the only reason why they sell.

                  Companies like Deloitte for example only allow iPhones and Samsung devices from accessing their Intranet (Outlook, Teams, various company apps etc) due to their security suite, like iOS being a walled-off OS in case of iPhones and KNOX for Samsung devices.

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                    • 15 hours ago

                    Hardly a surprise

                      0 × 1.6 (60% more) = 0.

                      As long as Apple doesn't reveal the exact sales figures, they can continue to cherry pick their own statistics to artificially make themselves look good. What they're doing may not be lying to the consumer in a legal sense, but there's no difference in practice.

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