

Processor
Apple A18
Main Camera
48MP Main Camera with OIS
Display
6.1-inch 60Hz Super Retina XDR OLED
Battery
4005 mAh Battery
Key Features & Connectivity
iPhone 16e Overview
The iPhone 16e is an Apple smartphone released in February 2025 with a US reference price of $599. It runs on the Apple A18, has a 6.1-inch 60Hz Super Retina XDR OLED display, uses a 48MP Main Camera with OIS and packs a 4005 mAh battery. It supports 5G.
General Information
Display
Performance
Rear Camera
Front Selfie Camera
Battery & Charging
Network & Connectivity
Sensors
Software & AI
Pros
- • Finally ditches the home button for a modern, edge-to-edge 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display.
- • Fully supports Apple Intelligence, bringing flagship AI features to a budget price point.
- • Swaps the outdated Lightning connector for a universal USB-C port.
- • Significantly cheaper than the standard iPhone 16 while retaining the exact same powerful A18 chip.
Cons
- • Features only a single rear camera, completely lacking ultrawide or telephoto capabilities.
- • The OLED display is still stuck at an outdated 60Hz refresh rate.
- • Uses the older notch design instead of the modern interactive Dynamic Island.
- • Battery life is noticeably shorter than the standard iPhone 16 due to a smaller internal cell.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the iPhone 16e the same as the iPhone SE 4?
Yes. Before its launch, the device was widely rumored to be called the iPhone SE 4, but Apple officially released it under the name iPhone 16e to bring it into the main family.
Does the iPhone 16e have Apple Intelligence?
Surprisingly, yes! Because it is powered by the new A18 chip and 8GB of RAM, it fully supports all on-device Apple Intelligence features.
How many cameras does the iPhone 16e have?
To keep the price low, it only has a single 48MP rear camera. It lacks both the ultrawide and telephoto lenses found on more expensive models.
Does the iPhone 16e have a Home Button?
No. Apple finally removed the physical Home Button on their budget line, bringing Face ID and an edge-to-edge OLED screen to the iPhone 16e.
Does it have the Dynamic Island?
No. While it has an edge-to-edge screen, it still uses the older notch design seen on the iPhone 13 and 14 instead of the newer Dynamic Island.



