The anticipated launch of Apple’s iPhone 17e is set for February 19, according to a report by Macwelt. This date aligns exactly one year after the debut of the iPhone 16e, raising questions about the timing since Apple typically avoids Thursday hardware releases.
Highlighted in the report, the iPhone 17e will incorporate advancements such as the A19 chip and the new C1X modem, which promises speeds up to double that of its predecessor. The device is also expected to maintain its current design, featuring a notch and a single rear camera.
Furthermore, the iPhone 17e will support MagSafe wireless charging, addressing a key limitation of the previous model. Although details from accessory makers suggest a February release, skepticism remains regarding the exact date, as Apple does not typically disclose specific timelines to these manufacturers.