iPhone SE Free Government Phone

The iPhone SE Free Government Phone offer from FreeCall Wireless pairs the iPhone SE with free monthly Lifeline service for eligible households. Below are the full specs, what it costs, who it suits and how to order it.

iPhone SE specs

• Display4.7" Retina HD
• ProcessorA15 Bionic
• Rear camera12MP wide
• Front camera7MP
• Network5G
• BatteryUp to 15 hours video playback
• Storage64 GB
• UnlockTouch ID home button
• Model number (U.S.)A2595 (3rd generation)

Specifications are from the manufacturer and can vary slightly by model version. Storage shown is the configuration we usually stock.

Why choose the iPhone SE?

The iPhone SE packs a powerful chip into a small body with the classic Touch ID home button. It is perfect for anyone who wants iPhone reliability without a large screen, and many seniors find the home button easier than swipe gestures.

• Familiar Touch ID home button
• Compact one-hand size
• Same A15 chip as iPhone 13
• 5G ready

Is the iPhone SE free with Lifeline?

Free in select states, or a one-time discounted co-pay shown before checkout. No monthly bill. Your Lifeline service is always $0 a month for eligible customers, and the iPhone SE comes with unlimited talk, unlimited text and 10 gb of high-speed data every month on our nationwide 5g and 4g lte on the t-mobile network. Offers depend on your state and current stock, and the application shows the exact price before you submit.

Who is the iPhone SE best for?

Seniors and anyone who prefers a compact phone with a home button. If you would rather keep a phone you already own, you can also bring your own phone and get a free SIM.

How does the iPhone SE compare to other free phones?

How do I get the iPhone SE?

1. 1

   Apply online

   Start the Lifeline application with your ZIP code.

2. 2

   Choose the iPhone SE

   Select it in the device step. Any co-pay is shown before you submit.

3. 3

   Get it delivered

   When you are approved, the iPhone SE ships free with service active.

What do I need to qualify?

You qualify for this phone if you or someone in your household receives SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, Federal Public Housing Assistance or a Veterans Pension, or if your household income is at or below 135% of the federal poverty guidelines ($21,546 for one person in 2026). See every option on eligibility.