Apple made a big mistake by killing the iPhone SE, its smallest and most affordable iPhone (AAPL)

• The above image shows Apple's 2018 iPhone lineup, which includes the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR.
• Apple quietly discontinued a few older iPhones to make room for the new models.
• Apple no longer sells the iPhone 6S, iPhone X, and most notably, the iPhone SE.
• The iPhone SE was Apple's last 4-inch iPhone, which featured the body of the iPhone 5S but the internals of an iPhone 6S.

 

 

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At the same September event where it unveiled three new iPhones, Apple quietly killed off one of the best smartphones it's ever made: the iPhone SE.

At $350, the iPhone SE was one of the best "budget" smartphones you can buy. It didn't have a big, flashy high-definition screen like so many modern smartphones, but it had great performance in an adorable package.

But the iPhone SE wasn't just a "small phone" — it provided an alternative for people who didn't want to buy a large-screened iPhone.

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