Review: Apple’s new cheap iPhone is an incredible value, says robotodd.
CNBC's Todd Haselton has been testing it for the past several days. It's a fantastic phone at its price, and I think a lot of people will love it.It has good cameras, the same processor as the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, wireless charging, fast charging, water resistance and more., the first time it has ever announced a phone without a glitzy press event.
For the new iPhone SE, Apple added the same A13 Bionic processor found in its pricier models, the $699 iPhone 11 and the $999 iPhone 11 Pro. It's the most powerful iPhone chip Apple uses, and it's widely considered to be the fastest smartphone processor available today. I was so surprised at the clarity of a picture I took of myself that I sent it to my colleague. I'm not used to this sort of picture quality from a $399 phone.of Apple's fancy stuff, though. The ultra wide-angle lenses and zoom cameras are saved for its more expensive phones.
And speaking of a tinier screen, it's been a few years since I've spent a considerable amount of time with a 4.7-inch iPhone. Apple says it has sold more than 500 million 4.7-inch iPhones, including the super popular iPhone 6 and iPhone 6S. My wife, who is used to seeing me with Apple's really big phones, thought I was carrying the iPod touch when she first saw it. Anyway, I was fascinated by how small the phone felt given how much power it has inside.
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