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If you're still mourning the iPhone SE, Apple's last small iPhone, then good news.
Apple has quietly resumed selling the compact phone on the clearance section of its website , where deals on products occasionally pop up. We first spotted the news thanks to MacRumors .
Prices for a silver, rose gold, space grey, or gold model start at $249 for 32GB, down from $349. A 128GB model comes in at $299, down from $449. The phones are new, unlocked, and come with a 4-inch retina display and Apple's A9 chip. There's also a 12-megapixel rear camera.
It looks like the offer is only available to US customers . The UK version of Apple's site doesn't list the iPhone SE in its clearance section.
Apple stopped selling the iPhone SE in September 2018 , the only remaining 4-inch iPhone and one of the last models to come with a headphone jack. The device originally came out in March 2016.
The iPhone SE was considered Apple's best iPhone among the cognoscenti, thanks to the fact it packed the guts of a higher end iPhone 6S into the smaller body of an iPhone 5S. It was also cheaper than the rest of Apple's flagship lineup at the starter price of $349.
As it stands, the cheapest iPhone you can buy directly from Apple right now is the iPhone XR or iPhone 7 for $449.
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