Massive breaking news: Apple just dropped a new model in the lineup—the iPhone 16e—and in this video I give you my first impressions based on what Apple officially announced. Design-wise, it looks a lot like the iPhone 16 (even the iPhone 15), but Apple clearly trimmed a few things to keep the price lower. The biggest visual change is the camera setup: they removed the ultra-wide lens, and they also removed the camera control button, though the Action Button is still here. I also talked about the basics that matter for most buyers: you still get a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display, Face ID, Ceramic Shield, IP68 water resistance, and USB-C. Performance should be solid because it’s using the same A18 chip as the iPhone 16, which also means Apple Intelligence is included. One new thing I’m really curious about is the Apple C1 modem—Apple claims it’s fast, reliable, and more battery-efficient, but we’ll have to wait and see in real-world testing. For pricing, it starts at $599 for 128GB, then $699 for 256GB, and $899 for 512GB, plus trade-in offers (US).