Earlier this week Apple unveiled its newest iPhone SE phone and from today shoppers will be able to pre-order the handset.
The new iPhone is the cheapest smartphone in the Apple line up, coming in at £419 if bought outright.
In contrast the iPhone 11, which was released last year costs from £1,049.
While the phone boasts a lower price and similar design to the older iPhone 8, it features the same bionic chip found in the iPhone 11 and will run just a quickly.
Major phone networks have been unveiling their rival pre-order deals, outlined them all below.
EE
Vodafone
24GB of data = £39 per month (£29 upfront cost).
Vodafone Unlimited Max data = £51 per month (£19 upfront cost)
Vodafone Unlimited (10 Mbps data speeds) = £46 per month (£29 upfront cost)
Vodafone Unlimited Lite (speeds of up to 2 Mbps) = £42 per month (£29 upfront cost)
Sky Mobile
iPhone SE (64GB)
- 20GB data, unlimited free calls and texts = £27 per month
- 2GB data, unlimited free calls and texts = £21 per month
iPhone SE (128GB)
- 20GB data, unlimited free calls and texts = £26 per month
- 2GB data, unlimited free calls and texts = £23 per month
iPhone SE (256GB)
- 20GB data, unlimited free calls and texts = £32 per month
- 2GB data, unlimited free calls and texts = £26 per month
Carphone Warehouse
18GB of data on Vodafone = £30 per month (£29 up-front)
72GB of data on Vodafone = £35 per month (£0 up-front)
iD mobile
1GB data and unlimited minutes = £24.99 per month (£9.99 upfront)
2GB data and unlimited minutes = £26.99 per month (£9.99 upfront)
Mobiles.co.uk
iPhone SE (64GB)
- 22GB data on Vodafone = £26 per month (£50 upfront)
- 20GB data on Virgin = £32 per month (£25 upfront)
iPhone SE (128GB)
Vodafone with 22GB data = £26 per month (£99 upfront)
EE with 16GB data = £28 per month (£75 upfront)
iPhone SE (256GB)
22GB data on Vodafone = £30 per month (£99 upfront)
20GB data on EE = £31 per month (£99 upfront)
O2
1GB data and unlimited minutes and texts = £26.95 a month (£30 upfront)
15GB data and unlimited minutes and texts = £32.95 a month (£30 upfront)
60GB data and unlimited minutes and texts = £35.95 a month (£30 upfront)
Unlimited data, minutes and texts = 43.95 a month (£30 upfront)
How much does the iPhone SE cost?
Apple's new iPhone SE costs from £419 for the 64GB version, and officially goes on sale on April 17.
What colours does the iPhone SE come in?
It will be available in black, white, and red.
What features does the new iPhone have?
A big feature of the newest iPhone is its wireless charging capability. It also gives users the ability to shoot 4K video, comes with a 12-megapixel wide-angle camera and is water-resistant.
The new SE also comes with a Home button and Apple's Touch ID fingerprint sensor, unlike later models like the iPhone 11.
The new handset will have a 4.7-inch screen, but it will run using the same bionic chip as the iPhone 11 for faster processing speeds.
The original iPhone SE was originally released in 2016 and Apple insiders have dubbed the new handset as the iPhone SE "second generation".
It will be one of the cheapest smartphone handsets Apple has ever released, which many are observing as a shrewd move by the tech giant as the Coronavirus outbreak disrupts manufacturing supply chains and consumer spending.
