Apple Peek Performance Event on March 8: Expect iPhone SE 3 launch; Key Features Revealed

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Apple has already confirmed its March 8th Peak Performance event although without any list of devices that are expected to arrive. There are a few devices that we are aware of and the following report puts a lot of emphasis on the same. Apple analyst Ming Chi Kuo did report a few things. The first of which is the color choices that the upcoming Apple iPhone SE 3 (or iPhone SE+) will bring onboard along with storage variants, shipment, and more.

Apple expected to ship 25mn iPhone SE 3 this year

Kuo forked out a few details at the time of writing this. Note that these are termed as predictions as per Kuo and may change once the launch event is held on March 8th.

Apple iPhone SE 3 or SE+ is expected to arrive in other color variants than just black and white. Apart from that, it will be powered by an Apple A15 Bionic chipset as it was earlier believed. There’s a 64GB, 128GB, and a 256GB variant onboard once the phone arrives.

Apple likely to ship 25mn iPhone SE 3; Key Features Revealed

Kuo further added that Apple is expected to ship 25-30 million units of iPhone SE 3 this year alone. Although it can be disputed but with an alleged price tag of around $300 (or INR 20,000), things are looking good for Apple although the price tag remains to be confirmed yet.

There won’t be any cosmetic changes with the device as reported. It is an iteration of the iPhone SE 2020 which was based on the iPhone 8 itself. Apple is using the same design as that of the iPhone 8 probably to cut back on the cost.

It’s not just iPhone SE 3

If you think it’s just the iPhone SE 3 that the Cupertino-based giant will roll out at the event, you are mistaken. There are countless reports of a refreshed iPad Air in the works along with a new 27-inch iMac probably powered by M1 Max or M1 Pro line of chipsets.

March 8th is just a few days away but that also means the amount of information for the same will leak or rumor out exponentially.

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