Guys, Applebee’s is finally here! You’re watching Technical Guruji. Let’s get started. I’m really excited to complete the iPhone 16 family with a new model that has the performance, intelligence, and privacy you expect. And here it is: the i16e. So, this launch wasn’t like a proper event; it was just a video and some info saying, “Yep, the phone is out now.” Pre-orders start on February 21st, and sales will kick off on February 28th. There’s been a lot of buzz lately, and people were saying it looks a bit like the iPhone 11e.
The single camera on the back design looks pretty familiar; you could basically say it’s just like the iPhone 11, and without the Dynamic Island, it doesn’t add much new flavor. However, there’s something fresh with the new features, like the USB4, which supports USB 2.0 speeds, just like the iPhone 11. As for the Pro models, we know that you don’t get USB-C for any camera control. Now, about this phone, it’s not available on Applebee’s yet; it’s still on apple.com.
So, basically, the battery size has been increased a bit because of this. We’ll find out exactly what it is later once the phone hits the shelves. But for now, just know that the layout has changed a bit, and the battery size has gone up a little to improve backup. You can get up to 26 hours of video playback on this compact phone, which is pretty impressive. As for the camera situation, it has a single 48-megapixel camera on the back and a 12-megapixel camera for selfies.
Here you get the option for 2x zoom, which you know means you can record videos in normal iPhone 11 at 60fps in Dolby Vision. Plus, you have a special audio option, so you can use audio mixes and all that. For selfies, you can record in 4K at 60fps with the front camera. Also, since this phone has 8GB of RAM and all the features it offers, if you use an Apple case, you can use those Mag accessories after putting on a case, but the charging speed will be limited.
So, the 7.5 has some features that are a bit different here and there. There are a few things you get, and some you don’t. To keep the lineup a bit unique, there are different variants. The base model is 128GB priced at ₹99,900, then there’s the 256GB version at ₹69,900, and finally, the 512GB model at ₹89,900. If we talk about the starting variant, the 128GB one at ₹60,000 gives you a lot of features that you won’t find in the iPhone 11, like the A8 chip and other Apple-specific features. So, that’s exciting, but some people might not be into it.
If you want a dynamic setup or a proper dual camera, this looks like a bit of a mixed choice between what you actually prefer and what you don’t. If you need a compact phone at the lowest possible price,
