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While the iPhone 8’s design might feel like an archaic choice for a new iPhone, it makes a lot of sense in the iPhone SE 2020 – and for some who don’t particularly care for the latest features, this more familiar design will be a lot more desirable. Again, some might not notice the change if they’re coming from a smaller phone from 2016/17, but trust us: it could have been a lot worse, as the devices in the newer all-screen iPhone ranges are a lot heavier. Indeed, picking up the new iPhone SE, the first thing you’ll notice is how lightweight it is.

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So returning to the iPhone 8 design means Apple is bringing back its more lightweight phone, bridging the gap between the older iPhone SE and the behemothic (but impressive) iPhone 11 Pro Max, for example. In that time the flagship iPhone range has moved to an all-screen design – barring a notch at the top, you’re presented with barely any bezels – while with more premium aluminum inside, things have got a little weightier in recent years. It feels like the iPhone world has moved on in three years though – now the 4.7-inch screen with the chunky bezels above and below feels like it belongs to the past.

Using this form factor and screen hardware allowed Apple to keep the cost of the device as low as it has, as it didn’t need to invest in a whole new manufacturing process.

The iPhone SE has exactly the same design and display as the iPhone 8 from 2017.

iPhone SE 2020 comes in black, white and red.

Retina HD display is fine, if a little dark.

(Image credit: TechRadar) iPhone SE design and display

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In the US, Apple is offering the new iPhone SE at $16.62/month through its financing plan or, if you have an older iPhone to trade in, you can get it for less. The base model comes with 64GB of storage, with 128GB and 256GB models also available for a higher price. The iPhone SE price starts at $399 / £389 / AU$679, which is a slight price drop in some regions from its launch price of $399 / £419 / AU$749 / Rs 42,500. You won't see it referred to as the iPhone SE 2020 on Apple's website - that's just our way of distinguishing it from the 2016 device. The release date was April 24, 2020, with pre-orders going live the week before.Īlthough it was rumored to be called the iPhone SE 2, the iPhone SE is the official name that Apple opted for for its 2020 device. The iPhone SE is available now around the world including the US, UK and Australia.

Easily available now in the US, UK and Australia.

New iPhone SE release date was April 24, 2020.

The cheapest iPhone ever at $399 / £389 / AU$679.

While it doesn’t hit many heights in terms of power or performance, it more than offsets that by being the cheapest iPhone Apple has ever launched while still packing refined and useful hardware, making the new iPhone SE a splendid option for those either on a budget or just wanting to find an easy route into the Apple ecosystem. However, don’t let that detract from the fact that the iPhone SE 2020 follows on from its predecessor by bringing you a new iPhone, with not a lot of compromise, for less money than you might expect.

Given the number of power-hungry apps available that will make the most of all that power provided by the A13 chipset, we would have liked to have seen at least an all-day battery in there, even for the lower price. But overall the camera – and especially for the price – takes impressive pictures in most scenarios.īattery life is probably one of the biggest issues we found with the iPhone SE 2020 – it’s not going to easily last you a day unless you’re a light and sedate user. The portrait mode doesn’t work as well as on phones that pack a second, depth-sensing sensor for precise bokeh effects, and as a result you can be left with some odd-looking fringing around the edges of subjects. It takes decent, bright photos that will please most people, although it doesn’t quite offer the same color reproduction or clarity as the iPhone 11 Pro Max, for example, let alone the iPhone 12 Pro Max or iPhone 13 Pro Max. That A13 chipset has improved the camera performance too, despite no discernible change to the specs of the sensor since the iPhone 8 (there’s just a single lens on the iPhone SE 2020).