Whatever makes you feel better.It's called inflation. Inflation-adjusted, the 2022 model is actually cheaper.
Whatever makes you feel better.It's called inflation. Inflation-adjusted, the 2022 model is actually cheaper.
Its a 720P display and really dim. That was my first iPhone since the 4, and I loathed the display. Bargain android phones had better displays. A 720P display was unacceptable years before the 11 came out.5G is not a big deal yet. 11's screen is so much nicer. Also, it has Face ID. I'd lean towards the 11 if I were looking for something in that price range.
48% bigger is not a little bigger. And the main target audience are budget-oriented consumers. People who simply want smaller phones can get a 13 mini.Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought they have the same screen technology? Both LCD, both the same pixel density. One is just a little bigger, but that defeats the purpose of the SE's main target audience, people who want smaller phones.
When did Apple stop selling the mini? The 12mini and 13mini are still available.2020/21: Apple made iPhone mini, smaller than the SE, but decided to stop because sales were "low"
This is a great point.Both are fast chips. But if someone is buying a cheaper phone to save money, odds are they aren't interested in upgrading anytime soon. So if they get the iPhone 11, they'll likely have two fewer years of software updates, and the phone will get sluggish sooner.
So if they're budget oriented, they'd want the phone that lasts longer. Gets supported with software updates longer. Takes longer before it starts to feel sluggish. If I were on a tight budget and was told the phone was $70 cheaper, will likely get a couple extra years of support, and all I'm missing out on is a couple camera features, Face ID, and a larger screen, but all the internal specs are up to date, it's a no brainer for me.48% bigger is not a little bigger. And the main target audience are budget-oriented consumers. People who simply want smaller phones can get a 13 mini.
I can get an iPhone 11 for $49.99.You would be out of your mind to buy an iPhone 11 over the SE 3. Not only is it more expensive, the chip is 2 years older. You won't get as much mileage out of it. And no 5G
There's pretty good coverage in the UK (at least in towns and cities). I was using it on a trip to Edinburgh today. Provided by my ISP at no extra charge11 is the better buy imo.
- 5G: coverage is still scarce. Would you keep using the SE 5 years from now? Unlikely. And even then, 4G would still be around.
You are not alone.I went from a 7+ to SE in 2020. I've had absolutely no regrets. I mostly compute using desktop or iPad. For me, my iPhone is used for communication and quick reference. I usually use a dedicated camera for pictures anyway. I'll probably upgrade to this latest SE.
I used to buy the latest and greatest, but now - it's all about practically. Maybe it's me just getting older haha.
You got a good deal.What about the 11 Pro; I purchased one a few weeks ago brand new for $375 at a major retailer and surprisingly unlocked when it shouldnt have been. They're not sold by Apple anymore but Best Buy, Walmart and Target stores still have them in stock.
Sure did and whats better it was the 256GB model. They had the same deal on the Max version aswell but it was sold out. This retailer did the same thing with previous iPhones as well; got the 6s Plus for $300 years ago and a few XS Max's for $199 each about two years ago and those were the full retail prices as they had been markeddown.You got a good deal.
For sure. The article doesn't emphasize this nearly enough, IMO. The A13 will likely stop getting new features (and eventually, iOS updates at all) a year or two before the A15. And if you're buying a low-cost model, it's safe to say you probably want it to last. The SE 3 is better for that reason alone.You would be out of your mind to buy an iPhone 11 over the SE 3. Not only is it more expensive, the chip is 2 years older. You won't get as much mileage out of it. And no 5G
5G also offers reduced rtt, sometimes the heavenly advertised top end bandwith is not the most important thing. Well at keast it reduces the first hop rtt, the rest of the bath between mobile device and other endpoint will ofc not change. But id ppf my oservations on 4G over the past few years are anything to go by the first hop often adds mire rtt than say the rest if the oath between Oslo and Amsterdam (spesificalky NIX and AMSIX) so geting that first hop rtt reduced is absolutely a good thing.5G is overrated especially if you're someone who's on wifi when doing most heavy usage things on the phone. I have it and never use it because of how quickly the battery dies and how hot my iphone 12 gets. Not everyone needs a bleeding fast chip and iphone chips age very well. I think the benefits of the 11 out weight the SE personally but I think it depends on how you plan to use the phone. The larger screen alone is enough that for most casual users the 11 makes more sense.
Well 12 h later I'm happy to report thst your estimate for post removal was somewhat on the low side, your oust is still hereBefore disease and war ravaged the 1st world*
It’s only sad when it happens to us.
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