Apple's $599 iPhone 16E and $799 iPhone 16 have much in common, but are still two very different phones. Here's everything to consider.

The iPhone 16e is now Apple's least expensive smartphone, but it's not as affordable as its predecessor. Protect your investment with one of these cases.

Apple's iPhone 16e officially made its debut on February 19, and it's $200 cheaper than the base iPhone 16. Is it worth saving that money, or should you splurge on the iPhone 16?

If you simply must have blue text bubbles—but don't require all of Apple's newest phone technology—the iPhone 16e could right for you, reviewers say. Apple (AAPL) announced the 16e last month, a comparatively low-cost iPhone that includes its latest AI features but not such capabilities as MagSafe wireless charging technology and the Dynamic

First, the company shifted away from the “SE” branding after nearly a decade. Then it priced the budget phone higher than expected at $599 – a notable jump from the $429 iPhone SE.

Apple announced the iPhone 16e about a week ago, but it wasn’t on sale from the get-go. The pre-order period was valid until now, but units have now started to ship to consumers, and the iPhone 16e is available to buy in stores.