In absolute terms, no difference. Reality doesn't check out:What honestly is the benefit of 5G on a cell phone? The move from 3G to 4G was obviously significant, but I’ve never had a reason to complain about mobile data speeds since then.
How's 5G coverage in your area? Is it really useful? You have to really consider the tradeoff going from the 11 to the 2022 SE. You'll lose battery life, night mode, ultra wide lens, larger screen, gigabit LTE, and ultra wideband.Anyone going to switch from an iPhone 11 to the SE 3 because of 5G, I really like the size of the 11 but want 5G and can’t use another iPhone due to PWM,opinions?
Don't really need 5G on a mobile phone. 4G is more than enough for browsing and watching video. What else would you do on your smartphone that would strictly require 5G?Anyone going to switch from an iPhone 11 to the SE 3 because of 5G, I really like the size of the 11 but want 5G and can’t use another iPhone due to PWM,opinions?
Yep, it’s just another money grab from Qualcomm & carriers, also gives tech companies another reason to put their prices up.Don't really need 5G on a mobile phone. 4G is more than enough for browsing and watching video. What else would you do on your smartphone that would strictly require 5G?
5G has a purpose, and sooner or later, it will be the norm. In many dense cities, 4G is actually over saturated already. With 3G being shuttered, 5G is needed for the capacity alone. Considering everything today is connected to cell network, 5G is inevitable.Don't really need 5G on a mobile phone. 4G is more than enough for browsing and watching video. What else would you do on your smartphone that would strictly require 5G?
5G on is actually super fast in my area, the battery on my 11 is garbage, I’ve had it since day one and played a lot of pokemon go on it, I don’t really care about screen size, but the one feature I will miss is the U1 chipHow's 5G coverage in your area? Is it really useful? You have to really consider the tradeoff going from the 11 to the 2022 SE. You'll lose battery life, night mode, ultra wide lens, larger screen, gigabit LTE, and ultra wideband.
If you think the 11 battery is garbage, then you will be severely disappointed with the SE. The iPhone 11 has some of the best battery life for an iPhone, beating even the iPhone 12 Pro.5G on is actually super fast in my area, the battery on my 11 is garbage, I’ve had it since day one and played a lot of pokemon go on it, I don’t really care about screen size, but the one feature I will miss is the U1 chip
My 11’s battery capacity is at 77%, I’m really not playing pokemon go much anymore, and as I said in the first post getting a pro is out of the options due to pwm, unless I pay a bunch of money to have it switched to LCDIf you think the 11 battery is garbage, then you will be severely disappointed with the SE. The iPhone 11 has some of the best battery life for an iPhone, beating even the iPhone 12 Pro.
If you want a phone for Pokémon Go, either get the Pro Max or an Android phone with 6000mAh battery. Constant GPS will drain the SE’s tiny battery really fast.
Anyone going to switch from an iPhone 11 to the SE 3 because of 5G, I really like the size of the 11 but want 5G and can’t use another iPhone due to PWM,opinions?
Then I would just replace the 11's battery. Much cheaper than buying a new phone.My 11’s battery capacity is at 77%, I’m really not playing pokemon go much anymore, and as I said in the first post getting a pro is out of the options due to pwm, unless I pay a bunch of money to have it switched to LCD
Putting a LCD screen in a phone that is supposed to have an OLED screen will damage the display driver eventually.. Not recommendedMy 11’s battery capacity is at 77%, I’m really not playing pokemon go much anymore, and as I said in the first post getting a pro is out of the options due to pwm, unless I pay a bunch of money to have it switched to LCD