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In the last several months, Apple has taken the opportunity to clean house. Since September, Apple has quietly killed off more than half a dozen of its older devices, including some beloved iPhone models and the fanciest Apple Watch.

It even eliminated the iPhone X, which first hit store shelves less than two years ago.

Here are few devices Apple has discontinued in recent months:

iPhone 6+/6s

The iPhone 6S and its larger sister phone, the iPhone 6S Plus, were released in 2015, making them 3-year-old phones at this point. While there wasn't much reason to buy them anymore in terms of specs, both phones had a major selling point: They were two of the only three models of iPhone being made that still sported a headphone jack.



Starting with 2016's iPhone 7, all newer iPhones have only had Apple's own Lightning port connector. Up until it was discontinued, Apple was selling the iPhone 6S for $450, and the iPhone 6S Plus for $550.

iPhone SE



Until it was killed off, the iPhone SE had been a rare budget-conscious device from Apple, priced at $350. It was smaller and more lightweight than other iPhones, too, still sporting the well-regarded iPhone 5 design.

Plus, it had a headphone jack.


iPhone X

Perhaps the most shocking news to come out of the iPhone event last fall was that Apple decided to kill off the iPhone X. The year-old phone was Apple's flagship product last year, and it was warmly received by critics.

One would expect Apple to discount the phone rather than eliminate it altogether. And yet, it's been relegated to the scrap heap of history.

Still, the iPhone XS rendered the iPhone X redundant — it has a nearly identical design, with improved specs, at the same starting price point of $999.



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