Earlier this week, Apple’s most affordable iPhone received a refresh and an unexpected name change. Instead of the widely anticipated iPhone SE 4, the company introduced the new iPhone 16e, which features a full-screen design with Face ID and brings Apple Intelligence to an entry-level model for the first time. It also includes the Action button, which was first seen on the iPhone 15 Pro. Pre-orders for the iPhone 16e are now available, with models starting at $599, and the phone will be more widely available on February 28. Here’s everything you need to know about pre-ordering the latest iPhone.

The best place to get an unlocked iPhone 16e is directly from Apple. The iPhone 16e is available in two colors, black and white, with storage configurations of 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB. Buying an unlocked iPhone allows you to use it with almost any carrier.

As usual, wireless carriers are also selling the iPhone 16e, with various perks attached to purchases. Here are the current carrier specials for the iPhone 16e:

• Verizon: New customers can save $420 when they order the iPhone 16e and sign up for a new plan. Existing customers can also save $420 if they add a new line when buying the iPhone 16e.

• AT&T: All customers can get the iPhone 16e for $5.99/month with any unlimited plan. No trade-in required. Walmart also carries the iPhone 16e for AT&T customers, with monthly payments starting at $15.25.

• T-Mobile: Get an iPhone 16e “on us” (or up to $830 off) when trading in an eligible device on Magenta Max, Go5G Plus/Next or when trading in and adding a line on Go5G or most plans. You can also get $500 off the iPhone 16e when trading in an eligible device on Go5G or most plans.

• Boost Mobile: Get the new iPhone 16e for just $200 when you switch to Boost and sign up for the Unlimited Premium plan ($60/month).

The iPhone 16e bears a strong resemblance to the iPhone 14, one of Apple’s 2022 models. The new phone has a larger 6.1-inch screen, Face ID, and swipe-based multitasking gestures, unlike the model it replaces, which had a Touch ID home button. It also features a notch at the top of the screen, rather than the floating Dynamic Island found on higher-end iPhones.

Apple Intelligence is a key part of the company’s strategy, so it’s no surprise that the iPhone 16e’s marketing will focus on it. In addition to fast performance, the phone’s A18 chip enables features like generative AI writing tools, Genmoji, Image Playground, Visual Intelligence, ChatGPT integration, and notification summaries. The phone is the most affordable entry point into Apple Intelligence, saving hundreds of dollars compared to other models.

The phone features a 48-megapixel Fusion “2-in-1” camera with a 2x telephoto system. Compared to the more expensive iPhone 16 and 16 Plus, the SE’s lack of extra rear cameras is one of the most noticeable differences.

The iPhone 16e starts at $599, which is $150 more than previous iPhone SE models, typically priced around $429. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 starts at $799, and the additional $200 gets you a better camera system and a more modern design.