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iPhone 18e reportedly comes with 2nm A20 chip and 60Hz screen

Engadget·Oct 27, 2026 · 4:26 PM CT
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A Weibo leaker says Apple's spring iPhone 18e will move to the 2nm A20 chip, up from the 17e's 3nm A19, but keep a 60Hz screen. The front camera could also get an upgrade.

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