iphone 16e price in Bangladesh

Apple introduced the iPhone 16e in early 2025 as its more affordable entrant into the iPhone 16 family. It replaces both the earlier SE line and certain lower-end iPhone models, offering a compromise between cost and features.

Below is a full breakdown of its specs, features, strengths, drawbacks, and whether it might be a good fit for you.

Release & Price
Design & Display
Performance & Hardware
Camera System
Battery & Charging
Connectivity & Other Features
What’s Different vs iPhone 16 and SE Models
Pros & Cons
Should You Buy It?

Release & Price

Launch date: Announced February 19, 2025; pre-orders begin February 21; available from February 28.
Price: Starts at US$ 599 for the base model. Other variants for storage cost more.
Storage options: 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB.

This pricing places it significantly above the older SE base models, but also below the full-flagship iPhone 16 models. Apple aims to offer something more modern than SE without all high-end bells and whistles.

2. Design & Display

Display size & type: 6.1-inch OLED, Super Retina XDR.
Refresh rate: 60 Hz. So no ProMotion / 120 Hz here.
Notch & Face ID: Uses the traditional notch design, with Face ID for biometric unlocking. No Touch ID.
Build: Aluminum frame, Ceramic Shield glass. OLED panel with standard protection.
Colors: Offered in Black and White; matte finish rather than gloss options.

3. Performance & Hardware

Chipset: A18 (3nm) — same generation chip as in other iPhone 16 models.
GPU configuration: Slightly reduced vs higher-end 16 models: the 16e has 4-core GPU rather than the 5-core GPU found in standard iPhone 16.
RAM: 8 GB RAM.

So, for everyday tasks, multitasking, even some gaming, the 16e should perform well. Very high-end graphics performance will be somewhat limited compared to Pro models.

4. Camera System

Rear camera: Single 48 MP main lens with OIS (optical image stabilization). Aperture f/1.6.
Front camera: 12 MP, with autofocus.
Zoom / ultra-wide: No separate ultra-wide or telephoto lens. However, “in-sensor” 2x zoom (via software or sensor cropping) is supported.
Video support: 4K video at 60 fps on rear and front. Features like Smart HDR, Photonic Engine, Deep Fusion included; some higher-end portrait-level or more premium features (e.g. the latest Portrait Focus Control or some Photographic Styles) may be missing.

5. Battery & Charging

Battery capacity: Approx. 3,961 mAh.
Battery life: Up to 26 hours of video playback — this is one of the strongest points. That is significantly more than earlier SE phones, and better than standard iPhone 16 for that metric.
Charging:
Wired: ~ 20 W USB-C.
Wireless: Qi standard at 7.5 W. No MagSafe (no magnetic ring).

So charging speeds are moderate; fast wireless or MagSafe are not included.

6. Connectivity & Other Features

Modem: Apple’s own C1 modem — the first Apple-designed 5G modem. Sub-6GHz 5G & 4G LTE support. It’s more power efficient than previous Qualcomm modems.
USB-C: Yes. The 16e moves away from Lightning. USB-C port but limited to USB 2.0 speeds.
WiFi & Bluetooth: Supports WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3. Not WiFi 6E/7 for this model.
Other features:

IP68 water/dust resistance.
Action Button (replacing mute switch) is included.
Satellite features: Emergency SOS, Messages, Roadside Assistance via satellite in regions where available.

7. What’s Different vs iPhone 16 & SE Models

Feature	iPhone 16e	iPhone 16 (standard)	iPhone SE (previous)
Price	~$599	Higher (depending on model)	Lower (but older hardware)
GPU cores	4 cores in 16e	5 cores	much older chipsets
Display size & type	6.1" OLED, 60Hz notch design	varies, often higher refresh & dynamic island in higher models	smaller, LCD, lower res
Camera subsystem	Single 48 MP main, no ultra-wide/telephoto lenses	Dual / triple cameras on standard / Pro models	simpler / older cameras
Battery life	Among best for 6.1-inch iPhones (26h video playback)	iPhone 16 less in that metric	SE had much weaker battery & older performance
Connectivity perks	New Apple modem C1, USB-C, modern features, some missing premium ones (MagSafe, WiFi 6E etc.)	richer features overall in flagship models	far more limited

8. Pros & Cons

Pros:

Strong battery life for its size, especially in video playback.
A18 chip gives modern performance, future OS support, and compatibility with many new Apple Intelligence features.
Modern design upgrades compared to older SEs: Face ID, OLED display, USB-C.
Price is reasonable for what’s offered: better than many used flagships or old generation phones when factoring performance + features.

Cons:

Lacks some premium / flagship features: no MagSafe, only 60 Hz display, no ultra-wide / telephoto rear cameras. These affect photography flexibility and premium feel.
GPU slightly cut down vs full-spec flagship models, meaning in high-end gaming or graphically intensive tasks you’ll see limits.
Slower wired charging; wireless is basic Qi speed.
Only two color options; fewer aesthetic / accessory choices.

9. Should You Buy It?

Here are scenarios where the iPhone 16e makes sense, and where it may not:

Good for you if:

You want a modern iPhone but can’t afford flagship price; want long support.
You use your phone mostly for everyday tasks: social media, video watching, light gaming, communication.
Battery life is important (especially video playback or media use).
You prefer Apple’s ecosystem (updates, safety, resale etc.).

Maybe skip it if:

You demand premium features: ultra-wide and telephoto lenses, high refresh rate display, MagSafe accessories, very fast wireless charging.
You are a gamer or someone who pushes graphics / performance hard — you’ll get more from Pro models.
You already have an iPhone 16; gains might not be enough to justify switching (unless battery or certain features are crucial).

Final Summary

The iPhone 16e is Apple’s mid-range pick in 2025 that bridges the gap between their premium devices and budget offerings. It brings many modern upgrades over older SE and entry-level models particularly in display type, performance, modem technology, battery life, and design. But it makes some trade-offs to keep cost down.