"The iPhone 16e features a 6.1-inch OLED display, offering great color accuracy, contrast, and detailing on a small screen. The 48MP Fusion Camera gives you the power of two cameras in one lens for filming and shooting photos in 4K resolution, and with Dolby Vision HDR support, even personal home videos will have a professional look. The aerospace-grade aluminum frame uses Apple's Ceramic Shield coating to help protect delicate components from bumps and drops,"
"New customers who sign up for a qualifying phone plan have to purchase the iPhone 16e either online or in-store for $100 (which is a $500 discount already) if you keep your current phone number, as well as any applicable sales taxes. After three months of service, Metro by T-Mobile will send you a link to a claims form for a $100 prepaid Mastercard."
"When you bring your number over, it's more like the phone pays for itself, or at least mostly pays for itself, after 90 days, rather than being no cost from the outset. It's still a decent deal just in time for the holidays as parents look for ways to save money while checking big-ticket tech items off their shopping lists."
The iPhone 16e offers a 6.1-inch OLED display with strong color accuracy, contrast, and detail on a compact screen. A 48MP Fusion Camera provides dual-camera capabilities in a single lens with 4K filming and Dolby Vision HDR support. The aerospace-grade aluminum frame and Ceramic Shield coating protect against bumps, drops, and spills. Battery life reaches about 26 hours for typical talk, text, and streaming. Metro by T-Mobile sells the phone for $100 to qualifying new customers who keep their number and issues a $100 prepaid Mastercard after three months of service. New-number activations pay $300 on the $50/month AutoPay plan without a rebate. Qualifying Metro plans start at $40 per month.
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