That is true. And often times, batteries from such places are inferior due to being used off brand that degrades quickly.You can put a new battery in an iPhone 6/S dirt cheap with any aftermarket repairer.
That is true. And often times, batteries from such places are inferior due to being used off brand that degrades quickly.You can put a new battery in an iPhone 6/S dirt cheap with any aftermarket repairer.
Per usual.Their guesses are not relevant, but Apple is definitely not going to give us US SE sales. We’ll get top line iPhone rev and some color for regions they wish to highlight. Which is fine.
Counterpoint has no clue if they are right. I'll wait for Apple to tell us.
Yup. It would be nice to get some hints about the SE though 🙂Per usual.
Better camera, wireless charging, twice the storage on base model.Not to mention a new battery, which for many 6(s) people is a factor.
More LTE bands (particularly important for T-Mobile), dual SIM, stereo sound, much better camera image processing, AR functionality, IP67 water/dust resistance, True Tone display, HDR support, wireless charging, improved battery life, much faster CPU and GPU, and probably more that I forgot. It may look similar, but under the hood a lot has changed since 2015.Why upgrade from 6S to SE? It has no sense.
Loved my SE at first, but now I’m ready to move on. The battery life is unacceptable.
More LTE bands (particularly important for T-Mobile), dual SIM, stereo sound, much better camera image processing, AR functionality, IP67 water/dust resistance, True Tone display, HDR support, wireless charging, improved battery life, much faster CPU and GPU, and probably more that I forgot. It may look similar, but under the hood a lot has changed since 2015.
Probably has to do more with price than anything else. Not everyone can justify $1000+ on a shiny new iPhone especially during times like these. I don’t see a major benefit in going from a Plus to an XR or iPhone 11. Same tech, except Face ID which is failing badly with everyone wearing a mask. If I was using an iPhone 8, I would get the new SE instead of a XR or 11. The Pro series with an OLED display is a different story.
A lot of us have jobs that don’t let us be stuck inside. Side note: I just ordered an SE to replace my XS. I’m returning to lighter, smaller, TouchID devices that I can unlock quickly without removing a mask.Do you really need a smartphone if you're stuck inside?
What happened to the SE Plus (large sized version)?
I think there will be a lot of switchers from people who’ve broken screens or issues with current iPhones.. the cost of repair on the Xs and 11’s is it extortion! My broken screen on the XS max gave me the option of a new screen at £319 or a trade in of £330. I took the trade in and bought the SE.. it’s a no brainer
Dont fall for Apple's promotion of using AR on the SE. It is unusable with that tiny screen estate, and AR is a mess when there is not enough physical space on your screen to overlay the AR content. Because the tiny screen can only show a small amount of the real world, you have to constantly move ur phone around to capture other parts of the real world (this is not a camera problem because the camera can capture enough range of field, but just cannot show it on the screen because there is not enough screen size (unlike on iPad which the images can be fully shown).AR functionality,
So u just wasted $399 (or more for storage tier) for a trashy phone, and will now have to pay for another phone yet again, assuming u passed the return timeframe). Congrats man.Loved my SE at first, but now I’m ready to move on. The battery life is unacceptable.
Not to mention a new battery, which for many 6(s) people is a factor.
there's many things on iOS I've found utterly illogical in the past month of ownership...
The 5.4” iPhone 12 (non-Pro model) should be a good choice for you, unless the price is too high.Except for the size. We did not update because of this.
What we need in addition is an SE Lite that has the original SE form factor.
I think the idea is that if you’re inside, you can use a larger device like an iPad or Mac. (Though I still use my iPhone in the house quite a bit)
No, you actually need an iPad in that case.Do you really need a smartphone if you're stuck inside?
Which one? The original or the SE “2”?
With faceid you can preauthenticate and you have a fairly good amount of time before the phone times out.IF we're to believe Centerpoint's statics & analysis here, no doubt that the iPhone SE 2020 model has it's appeal. I don't think it's right for Centerpoint to pontificate that it'll not cannibalize sales of the iPhone 12 due to a 'smaller screen size' when the iPhone 12 base will have a larger screen yet smaller device size. I think it's more like that of being pragmatic in price, that the Home button is still heavily preferred by most older iPhone users. It's easy simple and still rapidly faster, not to mention less awkward to use for ApplePay than FaceID.
- when you pull out your phone from the pocket, your thumb is close enough to double-tap and authenticate in a much smoother motion to pay, than to lift close enough and at a proper angle of your face to authenticate then lower to the payment terminal.