Apple Accidently Reveals Official Name Of iPhone SE Successor And It Is Not iPhone 9

Apple is about to launch a new 4.7-inch iPhone, which is said to be the successor to the iPhone SE announced in 2016. Previous reports have suggested that Apple will name the iPhone 9. However, in a recent revelation, Apple has confirmed that there will be no iPhone 9.

A Belkin screen protector, now available online on the Apple Store, and it was listed to fit the iPhone SE /8/7. And as we all know, iPhone 8 and iPhone 7 have the same 4.7-inch screen.

Therefore, this iPhone SE should the same screen size, that is, 4.7 inches. However, you may know that the iPhone SE that launched in 2016 only has a 4-inch display. That means the device listed here could be the new iPhone SE 2020. This new information is also in line with previous reports, claiming that the upcoming affordable iPhone (also known as iPhone 9) will have the same design as the iPhone 8.

Besides, Belkin screen protectors are also available in a larger size, which is suitable for 5.5-inch screens of the iPhone 7 Plus and 8 Plus. However, this product is not listed with the SE. From that, it can be speculated that there will not be an iPhone SE Plus (or iPhone 9 Plus) as previously rumored.

The 9to5mac report further revealed that the iPhone SE will come in three colors when launched, white, black and red. There will be 3 versions with 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB storage variants. Even though the launch date hasn’t been announced yet, many reports have suggested that it should be very close. However, since the COVID-19 outbreak is still not under control, we have no idea whether Apple will choose to release a new product in such situation.

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