IT House reported on March 19 that @RD Observation, a blogger who has long been concerned about the domestic mobile phone market share, today shared the first sales data of Apple iPhone 17e: based on the first 5 days of sales, the sales volume of iPhone 17e is about 23K (i.e. 23,000), and the sales volume of iPhone 16e during the same period is about 16K (i.e. 16,000).
According to previous reports from IT House, Apple launched the iPhone 17e on March 2 this year, with prices starting at 4,499 yuan. The machine was officially launched on March 11, starting from 3,999 yuan after national subsidy, and starting from as low as 3,299 yuan after adding trade-in subsidies.
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Apple iPhone 17e is available in white, black, and light pink, with an overall weight of 170 grams. It is equipped with a 6.1-inch 2532×1170 resolution 60Hz OLED display on the front, matched with a 12MP selfie camera; the rear of the phone has a 48MP main camera.
The machine is equipped with an A19 processor and is said to be prepared for Apple’s smart phones. It is equipped with a battery that can play videos for up to 30 hours and has added MagSafe/Qi2 15W magnetic charging (iPhone 16e has Qi 7.5W wireless charging).
In addition, the machine is equipped with Apple’s latest generation baseband chip C1X, which has a network speed that is up to 2 times higher than the C1 on the iPhone 16e.
JD Apple / Apple iPhone 17e4499 yuan direct link
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