iPhone SE 2020 64GB
The iPhone SE is the most powerful 4.7-inch iPhone ever. Let's check out that power, and all the other features.
Small but perfectly formed
The iPhone SE is made for maximum portability and hand-feel comfort, thanks to its small but compact design. The Retina HD display might not be the biggest but its vibrancy and sharpness is huge!
A bionic but compact performer
The A13 Bionic is the fastest chip in a smartphone and gives amazing performance in apps, games and photography. If you thought you were enjoying seamless performance in your current phone, just wait until you've checked out this iPhone!
An advanced camera system
The A13 chip takes the cameras to awesome new heights. The set up includes 12-megapixel Wide camera with Portrait mode, Portrait Lighting, Depth Control, next-generation Smart HDR and 4K video.
Superior selfies
On the other side of the phone is a 7-megapixel front camera with Portrait mode, Portrait Lighting and Depth Control
Smart but tough
This might be a genius performer but it is also very robust. For example, check out the water and dust resistance; 1 metre for up to 30 minutes, and an IP67 rating.
A bingeworthy battery
Watch up to 13 hours of video on a single charge. And when it is time to charge up, set it down on a wireless charger or connect to an 18W fast?charge adapter to go up to 50% in 30 minutes.
A newer model iPhone SE 3rd Gen 5G 64GB was released in March 2022.
Manufacturer: Apple
$205.00 - $380.99
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6 years ago
Apple iPhone SE 2020 (64GB, Black) - Excellent review
NEW DELHI: Is it the smaller iPhone? Is it the cheaper iPhone? We would argue it’s neither. The Apple iPhone SE is another iPhone, sure, but it’s small because other phones are too big and it’s cheap because other iPhones are too expensive.
6 years ago
Apple iPhone SE (2020) review review
Pros:
- App store
- Smooth operating
Cons:
- Battery life isn’t great
6 years ago
Apple iPhone SE (2nd gen, 2020) review review
Pros:
- App store
- Smooth operating
Cons:
- Battery life isn’t great
6 years ago
Apple iPhone SE (2020) review
The iPhone SE is an accomplishment – a sub £500 iPhone with a superior brain. It’s incredibly compelling if you’ve been stuck with an iPhone 8 or anything earlier and don’t wish to pay an arm and a leg. We can forgive the camera downfalls, yet we can’t ignore rival smartphone manufacturers like Oppo and Realme offering silly camera specs at similar prices. The lack of FaceID is no problem either. The mediocre screen is a surmountable. None of this gets in the way of function. The one issue is the battery – it just doesn’t provide enough juice and it certainly won’t get better over time. It’s workable if you’re always in the office or at home (so all of you, for now) and are never without a charger. But what about those weekends away? And those times when you forget your portable charger? This Apple is missing one big juicy bite.
Pros:
- App store
- Smooth operating
Cons:
- Battery life isn’t great
6 years ago
iPhone SE (2020) review: What's old is new again
The new iPhone SE is an indulgent return to what was but a sobering reminder that even what’s old is new again has limits. If you’ve traditionally been an iPhone person but haven’t got the money for Apple’s more pricey handsets or don’t want to deal with the potential hassle of changing to Android, the iPhone SE is going to be the obvious choice.
Pros:
- Slick software
- Surprisingly good camera
- Water resistance and wireless charging
Cons:
- Small screen
- Poor battery life
- No headphone jack
6 years ago
Apple iPhone SE 2020 Review - Small phone with a fast-beating heart
With the iPhone SE, Apple has released an attractive smartphone that shines with a fast processor, a... An upgraded classic. With the second generation of the iPhone SE, Apple has visually recreated the iPhone 8. While this has resulted in a - for current standards - relatively compact smartphone with a few high-end features, the screen-to-body ratio is fairly poor. Meanwhile, the low base price is another plus for the iPhone SE 2.
Pros:
- bright, color-accurate display
- snappy SoC
- supports Wi-Fi 6 and a wide range of LTE frequencies
- IP67 certification
- wireless charging
- lightweight and slim
- good locating capabilities
Cons:
- weak power adapter
- non-expandable storage
- poor screen-to-body ratio
- only a single-camera
- mediocre call quality
- only 12 months of warranty
6 years ago
Apple iPhone SE 2020 (64GB, Black) - Excellent review
While it may lack the design clout of more recent iPhones and is missing creature comforts such as an OLED display and Face ID, the iPhone SE 2020 is world-class in almost every other regard, and the fact that it can be purchased for £400 is nothing less than amazing.
6 years ago
Apple iPhone SE 2020 (64GB, Black) - Excellent review
The iPhone SE (2020) comes in at a price tag that in Apple world has to count as a bargain; to be honest, if an Android offered this performance for £419/$399 we'd be calling it superb value for money.
6 years ago
iPhone SE (2020) review
A top-tier processor and solid camera performance make the iPhone SE undeniably good value, especially when you factor in luxuries like wireless charging and waterproofing. Bad battery life, dated design, and a low resolution display hold the SE back though, so in most cases you can still get a lot more for less by resisting the Apple allure and opting for Android.
6 years ago
iPhone SE 2 Review
This is a fantastic upgrade for those with an iPhone 8 or older, and you will notice big changes, and a lot of familiarities, in the switch. It’s also just a downright excellent buy if you want a phone that’ll perform fast and take excellent pictures for years to come.
Pros:
- At $399/£419 this is an excellent buy
- Flagship performance should keep this speedy for years
- Great photos in daylight situations
- Impressive video capabilities
- Offers a strong proposition for those who don’t want big phones
Cons:
- Battery life is far from excellent
- A new design would’ve been welcome
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