"Apple has updated its list of vintage and obsolete devices to include several new products across categories. According to the Cupertino-based tech giant, one of the primary additions is the original iPhone SE, which was introduced in 2016. The handset, along with other products, has now been labelled obsolete, and its service and repairs will be limited. Other devices added to the list include iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2017), Apple Watch Series 4 Hermes and Nike models, and the Beats Pill 2.0."
"The iPhone SE (first generation) has been added to Apple's Vintage and Obsolete list. It was launched in 2016, beginning at Rs. 39,000 for the base model with 16GB of storage. The phone's 64GB variant was priced at Rs. 49,000. The iPhone SE was discontinued by Apple in 2018 and replaced by the iPhone SE (second generation) two years later."
"The iPad Pro 12.9-inch, meanwhile, was introduced in 2017 and discontinued a year later, while its 10.5-inch variant remained in production until 2019. Apple launched the Watch Series 4 Hermes and Nike models in 2018 and stopped selling them in 2019, following the launch of the Apple Watch Series 5. The last product added to Apple's Vintage and Obsolete list is the Beats Pill 2.0, which debuted in 2013."
Apple updated its vintage and obsolete device listings to include several products across categories, including the original iPhone SE (2016), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2017), Apple Watch Series 4 Hermes and Nike models, and the Beats Pill 2.0. The iPhone SE launched in 2016, was discontinued in 2018, and was succeeded by a later SE model. The iPad Pro 12.9-inch debuted in 2017 and was discontinued a year later. Apple classifies products as vintage when sales stopped five to seven years ago and as obsolete when sales stopped more than seven years ago. Vintage devices may get service depending on parts availability; obsolete devices are ineligible for hardware service and parts orders.
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