Apple unveiled pieces of the iPhone 13 series on September 14, and at the same time quietly unannouncedly unveiled an earlier phone, the second-generation iPhone SE with 256GB of storage – he stabbed to 9to5Mac.
A few hours later to The Verge appearedthat later models disappeared from the official website:
This means that devices that are still in stock at resellers can still be purchased by users, but it will no longer be possible to order new ones from Apple, as production of those models will also cease.
There are already rumors that a new iPhone SE will hit the market in 2022, in light of which it would make sense for Apple to cut back production on previous models and reallocate its capacities to the “iPhone SE 3”.
Unsurprisingly, with the announcement of new top models, older iPhones will be removed from the range, with the iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus models being discontinued by the company last year.
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