Apple starts winding down iPhone 14 and iPhone SE sales in the EU

as expectedApple has begun reducing sales of the Lightning-equipped iPhone SE and iPhone 14 series in the EU. The EU’s Universal Charger Directive will take effect on December 28, requiring smartphones to be equipped with USB-C charging capabilities.

It was first reported that Apple plans to stop selling iPhone SE, iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus in the EU go through i generation last week. Subsequently, mike rumor Today pointed out that these devices are no longer available for purchase through Apple’s online store in Switzerland. 9 to 5 This was also confirmed.

Now that the iPhone SE and iPhone 14 models are no longer sold in Switzerland, we expect the rest of the EU to follow suit. By December 28, Apple may remove these devices from all affected countries. As of now, these devices are only off the market in Switzerland.

By then, the EU iPhone product line will include iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus and the entire iPhone 16 series. EU legislation requires all new smartphones sold to use USB-C charging.

Apple is expected to debut New iPhone SE to be launched next spring. In addition to USB-C, the new iPhone SE will also feature a dramatic redesign, including a new body, an edge-to-edge screen, Face ID, and an upgraded camera.

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