Alleged iPhone 9 hands-on video surfaces online, hints at outdated design, no headphone jack

Alleged iPhone 9 hands-on video surfaces online, hints at outdated design, no headphone jack

The rumoured iPhone 9 might be powered by A13 Bionic chipset and will offer 3 GB RAM.

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Alleged iPhone 9 hands-on video surfaces online, hints at outdated design, no headphone jack

The much-awaited low-cost iPhone SE 2 or iPhone 9 as it may be called, is  expected to debut next month . As per a recent update, a new hands-on video has leaked several details about the phone. Per this  15-second video shared  on Twitter, the alleged iPhone 9 will be old-school in terms of looks. We see thick bezels, single rear camera, flat metal edges, side buttons, Touch ID, speaker grill at the bottom.

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The video shows a green colour variant which is kind of similar to what we saw in the iPhone 11 (Review) . Surprisingly, there is no 3.5 headphone jack on the iPhone, as per the video.

According to the previous reports ,  the affordable iPhone is likely to come with a price tag of $399, which is roughly around Rs 29,000. The iPhone SE-successor is also expected to feature a 4.7-inch LCD display and its design might resemble the iPhone 8’s.  Some reports also suggest  that it might be powered by A13 Bionic chipset and will offer 3 GB RAM. It is also possible that it might sport a Touch ID home button.

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Besides the affordable iPhone, in the next few months, Apple is also expected to launch the new iPad Pro, which will reportedly feature a  triple-lens rear camera setup  that supports 3D sensing for AR.

A new MacBook Pro or MacBook Air or both are also speculated to launch soon. Previous  reports reveal  that a 13-inch MacBook Pro with an all-new  scissor-switch keyboard  will be launched this year.

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High-end headphones are another thing that Apple analyst  Ming-Chi Kuo has predicted . These headphones are likely to come with Bluetooth support.

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