The long-rumoured follow-up to Apple's popular low-cost iPhone, the iPhone SE, has finally been revealed. Named simply the iPhone SE, the new smartphone will be up for pre-order on April 17, and ship as early as April 24.

Much like the original iPhone SE, which took the internals of the then flagship iPhone 6S and put them into the body of an iPhone 5S, the 2020 iPhone SE won't seemingly compromise on performance. It features the same A13 Bionic chip that powers the iPhone 11, but is housed in the same chassis as the now discontinued iPhone 8. It will include Qi wireless charging, a True-Tone display, and TouchID, since the SE lacks the front-facing FaceID camera.

The iPhone SE ships with a single rear camera, with specs similar to the main lens on the iPhone 11. Its 12-megapixel sensor with a 28-millimeter f/1.8 lens supports Smart HDR, Portrait Mode, and features optical image stabilization, but you will lose on the wide-angle view that the second camera offers on the iPhone 11, and the telephoto lens of the iPhone 11 Pro models.