I purchased this due to its size, as I wanted something small and compact when doing sports. It has all the features you could wish for. The apps work pretty fast and the camera is good enough for most occasions. I also have to mention this comes with 128gb storage space, which is very good.

The main reason I bought this particular model is because it still has fingerprint Identification. And it’s very similar to my iPhone 8 so easier to get used to. As I’m getting on in years you don’t need half the stuff on the latest models just wanted one that did pretty much what my last one did...

Apple iPhone SE 2020 is the latest smartphone from Apple . The device stands in-between the iPhone 11 of 2019 and the iPhone 8 of 2017 . First, it comes in the body of iPhone 8, but has the powerful CPU used in the iPhone 11 . So the screen is a 4.7-inch display with 750 x 1334 pixels resolution.

It's a tiny powerhouse of a smartphone

A13 Bionic processor is extremely powerful; Camera improvements over the iPhone SE (2016) and iPhone 8 are significant; $599 price tag is great

Looks exactly like the iPhone 8; No Night mode; Comparable Android smartphones are much better in some ways

Apple's newest iPhone, the iPhone SE, isn't the new hotness and it's not meant to be.

Back in the spring of 2016 — March 31, to be specific — the original iPhone SE launched. It was a callback to the four-inch iPhone many of us loved but couldn't upgrade to for more than two years.

The 16:9 display works well for watching video and, speaking of that, it’s great to view a screen without a notch.

Amazingly fast processor; Solid camera; Great fit in the hand

Value may be subjective, but it’s hard to argue that the new iPhone SE doesn’t shake up what’s reasonable to expect from a smartphone in 2020. Apple’s most affordable phone is recycling refined to art, a blend of old and new with a barely-believable $400 price tag.

Aggressive pricing; Latest processor and Apple's track-record of updating iOS; Premium metal & glass construction

Single camera is solid but lacks features like Night Mode; Display is small compared to other phones; Budget for a better charger

This clearly isn’t Apple’s absolute best iPhone, but it’s the best choice for many millions of users. It is Apple's least interesting iPhone in years, and simultaneously, perhaps, the most important.

Starts at just $399; The A13 is faster than any other mobile processor; Great photos and video in good light

No telephoto or ultrawide camera; Battery life is just okay; No Night Mode or Deep Fusion

The iPhone SE is back, though it's still just called the iPhone SE – there's no model number or "2.0" suffix here. Four years after the first "Special Edition" made its debut, Apple has once again shaken up the market with a cut-price iPhone, and we've been testing it out to see exactly where it…