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Ooredoo has announced that it will offer the iPhone SE from April 12.
The device, which can now be ordered via the Ooredoo eShop, comes in space grey, silver, gold and rose gold. Its priced at QR1,699 for 16GB and QR2,099 for 64GB.
Fatima Sultan al-Kuwari, director of public and community relations at Ooredoo, said: “Ooredoo is a proud partner of Apple and we know that our customers are eagerly anticipating the new iPhone SE. We’ve designed the Ooredoo Supernet to provide incredible coverage and speed for state-of-the-art devices like these, so that people in Qatar can get the most out of this new wave of innovation.”
The iPhone SE “packs the power of the iPhone 6s in a beloved compact aluminum design that customers love, featuring a stunning four-inch Retina display and four gorgeous metallic finishes, including rose gold”, according to a statement.
“With the exceptional performance of the advanced 64-bit A9 chip, longer battery life, camera innovations, including a 12-megapixel iSight camera, Live Photos, the ability to record in 4K and Touch ID with Apple Pay, the iPhone SE is the perfect phone for everyone who wants a smaller phone,” the statement adds.
For complete details on pricing, or to order the iPhone SE, visit Ooredoo website.
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