iPhone SE 2020 64GB
Small but perfectly formed
A bionic but compact performer
An advanced camera system
Superior selfies
Smart but tough
A bingeworthy battery
A newer model iPhone SE 3rd Gen 5G 64GB was released in March 2022.
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Apple iPhone SE 2020 2nd Gen (64GB, White) - Grade (Excellent) review
The iPhone SE is one of the best of the very few small phones still available. It would be a significant downgrade from an iPhone 6, isn’t a quantum leap over the iPhone 5S and should only really be considered if size is the overriding factor.- one-day battery, good rear camera, decent screen, easy to hold, easy to fit in a pocket, fits in existing iPhone 5 accessories
- very small screen, edges are hard on hands, looks like an iPhone 5 or 5S, selfie camera isn’t great, no expandable storage or removable battery
Apple iPhone SE 2020 2nd Gen (64GB, White) - Grade (Excellent) review
I really wanted to love the iPhone SE. From the moment it was announced I just knew it made sense. A compact iPhone with the best design the range has ever had, plus the very best performance and camera, should have made one hell of a handset.- Great design, Well priced, Excellent camera
- Screen feels old, Slightly too small, 16GB minimum storage is disappointing
Apple iPhone SE 2020 2nd Gen (64GB, White) - Grade (Excellent) review
Fans of smaller smartphones and refugees from the iPhone 4, 4S, 5 and 5S models who could never consider a larger phone, now have somewhere to land with the iPhone SE. This smaller iPhone has the same power, performance and camera capabilities as the larger iPhone 6 based devices that have ruled the...
Apple iPhone SE 2020 (64GB, Black) - Excellent review
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
Apple's iPhone SE Proves You Don’t Need a Fancy Phone
Apple's new low-cost handset proves you can own a great phone without spending a small fortune.- A brand-new iPhone, with Apple’s fastest smartphone chip, for a price that starts at $400. Camera isn’t comparable to flagship phone cameras, but is still extremely capable. Supports fast LTE and Wi-Fi 6. The Home button makes a comeback! Wireless charging is a nice touch.
- Relatively short battery life. Camera underperforms in certain settings. Weak speakers. Not 5G-ready. Not quite as durable as other newer iPhones. After months of using a larger phone, a 4.7-inch display feels small.
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.- App store
- Smooth operating
- Battery life isn’t great
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.- Slick software
- Surprisingly good camera
- Water resistance and wireless charging
- Small screen
- Poor battery life
- No headphone jack
Apple iPhone SE (2020) review review
- App store
- Smooth operating
- Battery life isn’t great
Apple iPhone SE (2nd gen, 2020) review review
- App store
- Smooth operating
- Battery life isn’t great
Apple iPhone SE 2020 (64GB, Black) - Excellent review
This is the phone to get if you just want a iPhone that will last you a few years, but don’t want to pay a lot for it. It might not be the newest model any more but the iPhone SE 2020 offers ‘decent but not top-end’ performance: a good camera, enough power, a great App Store to plunder and a lighter...- Lightweight frame, Low price for iPhone, Powerful chipset
- Battery life could be better, Old screen technology, No headphone jack