If you can’t wait to get your hands on Apple‘s upcoming iPhone, take a deep breath because you’ll have to wait a little longer. According to a bevy of new reports, Apple is pushing back the announcement date of its iPhone 5SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro to 21 March.
Sources from Korea, supported by the likes of Buzzfeed, have reported the change in date, which was originally thought to be 15 March.
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The iPhone 5SE — the phone’s current referential name — will see Apple launch a smartphone wil a 4.0-inch screen for the first time since 2013’s iPhone 5S. Internally, it will mirror the iPhone 6, and aesthetically, it should resemble one too albeit on a smaller scale.
The iPad Pro however is simply a smaller variant of the 12.9-inch behemoth Apple announced last year. It should sport all the bells and whistles of its larger brother, including Apple Pencil support.
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Apple has yet to confirm this date, but expect more news regarding the iPhone 5SE and smaller iPad Pro in the coming days.
