Apple iPhone SE 2022 price

No. iOS 26 is slated for iPhone 11 and newer, so the iPhone SE (2022) won’t receive it.

Yes. The iPhone SE (2022) supports eSIM (in addition to a physical nano-SIM). To use it, make sure your carrier supports eSIM, then go to Settings > Cellular > Add Cellular Plan and follow the prompts (scan QR or enter details).

Yes. The iPhone SE (2022) supports Qi wireless charging (use a Qi charger). It does not support MagSafe.

Yes. The iPhone SE (2022) supports MagSafe for wireless charging and MagSafe accessories.

Yes. The iPhone SE (2022) supports 5G.

No. The iPhone SE (2022) uses Touch ID (fingerprint sensor in the Home button) and does not have Face ID.

No. The iPhone SE (2022) has a single rear 12 MP camera (no ultra-wide or telephoto lens). The front camera is 7 MP.

Apple typically provides iOS updates for about 5–6 years from a device’s release. For iPhone SE (2022), expect updates for roughly that long (through the next few major iOS versions), after which no new iOS updates are provided.

Yes. The iPhone SE (2022) has NFC hardware (used for Apple Pay and NFC tagging).

Yes. The iPhone SE (2022) has a physical nano-SIM tray and also supports an eSIM for a second line.

No. The iPhone SE (2022) does not include Night mode for its camera.

No. The iPhone SE (2022) does not have a 3.5 mm headphone jack; use the Lightning port or wireless headphones.

Yes. The iPhone SE (2022) is compatible with iOS 18.

The iPhone SE (2022) uses a single 12 MP rear camera. It delivers solid daytime photos with accurate color and records video up to 4K at 60fps. It’s great for everyday use, but lacks the multi-camera system and some advanced features of higher-end iPhones.