iPhone SE gets a storage boost

Starting from Saturday, the iPhone SE will be available in two new storage capacities: 32GB and 128GB. These will replace the current and 16GB and 64GB configurations, and notably, start at the same price points; the 32GB iPhone SE will go for $679, while the 128GB iPhone SE will go for $829.

In terms of other specifications, the slightly refreshed iPhone SE is identical to the model that launched this time last year. It uses the iPhone 5s' iconic design and 4-inch dispaly, is powered by the iPhone 6s' A9 processor, has the iPhone 6s' 12MP rear-facing camera, a first generation Touch ID fingerprint reader, and 2GB of RAM. Once again, you can get it in black, white, gold, or rose gold.

The refreshed iPhone SE will go on sale from 2:01am AEDT on March 25.

Since outright pricing is the same, we're expecting on contract pricing to stay similar too. Here's a look what it will currently cost you to get a 16GB iPhone SE on a contract. If you're after one of the new configurations, make sure you wait until at least Saturday before buying.

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