With the launch of the iPhone SE (2022), Apple secretly bumped off the new mid-range iPhone’s popular predecessor, the iPhone SE (2020), relegating it to the records of history. .

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almost.

As can be seen on Apple’s website (opens in new tab), clicking on ‘iPhone SE’ no longer leads you to the 2020 model, but to iPhone SE (2022) pre-orders – in fact, the phone has been completely dropped from the fruit brand’s online store.  The only hint it ever existed is in accessory listings, where ‘iPhone SE (2nd generation)’ is listed in the Compatibility section for certain products.
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