Lets Talk About When And Where To Buy The Apple Latest iPhone SE Anywhere You Are

I guess Apple knows that some of us, 4 inches is the perfect phone size. The new iPhone SE is has many of the iPhone 6S's features (but not all) and is the cheapest phone in Apple's lineup. It's available in two storage capacities, four color choices and will launch with the usual carriers. You have your choice of silver, gold, space gray and rose gold. You also have your choice of four carriers in the US -- AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon -- or SIM-free (unlocked).

When can I buy the iPhone SE?

Pre-orders begin on Thursday, March 24, and the phone will be available for in-store purchase a week later on March 31, the same time the first preorders are fulfilled.

Where will the iPhone SE be sold?

The iPhone SE will be first be sold in Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Singapore, the UK, US Virgin Islands and the US. It will be available in more than 100 countries by May.

iPhone SE models and pricing

There are two iPhone SE models: 16GB and 64GB. Without a two-year contract, the 16GB model costs $399 and the 64GB model costs $499. The iPhone SE will be sold direct from Apple and carrier locations. Each carrier offers a plan where you pay no money up front but instead pay for the phone over time, such as AT&T Next.
Here's what we know so far:

• AT&T is the only carrier at the time of this writing with pricing information for its monthly payment plan for the iPhone SE. With AT&T Next, you pay a $15 activation fee and $13.30 per month for 30 months, $16.63 per month for 24 months or $19.95 per month for 20 months for the 16GB iPhone SE. You can upgrade to a new iPhone for free after 24 months with the 30-month plan, after 18 months with the 24-month plan, and 12 months with the 20-month plan.
• Apple is not offering its iPhone Upgrade Program for the iPhone SE. iPhone Upgrade Program is only available for the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.
• Contract-free plans through Sprint Forever, T-Mobile Jump and Verizon Device Payment are not yet available. We'll update this post when they are.

Fewer carriers offer two-year contracts

Sprint and Verizon will sell the iPhone SE for no money down with a two-year contract. AT&T and T-Mobile, however, have both done away with two-year contract plans -- you'll have to pay the full price upfront or opt for a payment plan.
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