iPhone SE 2 is the future smartphone that the Apple company would like to launch after iPhone 8 it will appear on the market, and according to some information that appeared today, it would be under development. More exactly, Apple company would have already discussed with at least one of his partners about the production of the iPhone SE 2 next year, this smartphone being able to reach the market in the spring of 2018.
iPhone SE 2 would be produced mostly in an existing factory in India, a country from which not many would expect to receive an iPhone terminal. The Apple company wants to obtain subsidies for the partner company in order to expand this factory, and the production of the iPhone SE 2 there is an attempt to convince the government to grant them, along with the reduction of iPhone taxes.
iPhone SE 2 is to be produced by the company that produces a good part of the iPhone SE units sold by Apple at the moment. Wistron already produces the iPhone SE in India at one of its factories, but wants to open other assembly lines to expand its production capacity before Apple orders iPhone SE 2 production to begin for launch.
iPhone SE 2 is already in preparation for the launch
The iPhone SE 2 would be launched in India from day one, according to today's information source, and that seems quite possible since the product is manufactured there. In general, the Apple company brings the new iPhone models to India later than in other countries, including Romania, because of the problems with tax-free sales in this country, but with the iPhone SE 2 things will be much simpler.
The iPhone SE 2 made in India should have the same quality as the units produced in China, at least in theory, especially since the iPhone SE has been manufactured there for several months. Until the spring of 2018, Wistron employees should specialize in the manufacture of iPhone SE terminals, so that the iPhone SE 2 should be able to be produced by them for Apple without problems.
"Taiwan-based contract electronics maker Wistron Corp. is preparing for expansion of its production base in India to produce the next-generation smaller iPhone — the iPhone SE — according to sources in the South Asian country. According to the sources, Wistron is expected to start shipping the new iPhone SE — which is expected to be more affordable than larger iPhones for many Indian consumers — in the first quarter of next year. They said that Wistron is in talks with the Karnataka government for an extra piece of land for its production expansion, hoping it will double or even triple its production capacity over the next five years."
The iPhone SE 2 would have internal components similar to those of the iPhone 7, a logical move if Apple really wants to keep the terminal in people's attention. iPhone SE 2 would be a major update for the series, Apple releasing the first model in 2016 with iPhone 6S components, the 2017 update doubling the storage space and that's about it, so in 2018 iPhone SE 2 needs major improvements.
