A Geekbench score for the iPhone 16e popped up revealing okay numbers, but much worse than even the base iPhone 16.

The first benchmark for iPhone 16e reveals the real impact of Apple's chip-binned A18 processor. Here's what it might mean to you.

The first Geekbench score for Apple's new iPhone 16e has surfaced, revealing the performance impact of Apple's decision to use a

The first Geekbench listing for what appears to be the iPhone 16e details the difference between it and the iPhone 16, plus confirms the expected amount of RAM.

In addition to revealing GPU performance, this Geekbench result also confirms that the iPhone 16e features 8GB of RAM. This should ensure longevity for iPhone 16e buyers as well as continued full support for Apple Intelligence.

Its net button count hasn’t changed, however, as the new iPhone SE now has a customizable Action Button, though there’s no dedicated Camera Control button. The lone 48-megapix

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A fter a long wait, Apple has introduced a new iPhone 16 series family member, the iPhone 16e at a slightly lower price. Despite being an affordable iPhone, the smartphone packs f

On the one hand, Apple’s latest iPhone is a huge victory. The iPhone 16E comes with most of what you’d want from a smartphone — a modern processor, a good camera, nice design — for hundreds of dollars less than you’d typically spend on a brand-new device.