Same form factor actually. And I'd pay just to get touchID.Let me understand this. Apple is re-releasing the iPhone 6s but in a smaller form factor and people actually want this?
A sad reality, I believe, is that Apple is using the iPhone 8 (6, 6S, 7, 8, call it whatever you want) form factor because of $$$. At this point, the ONLY iPhone being sold with the iPhone 5 form factor is the iPhone SE, and those numbers are dwindling due to a lack of update. Keeping that form factor would be more expensive continuing the iPhone 6 form factor whose manufacturing processes have been scaled and perfected over the past four or five years (however long it's been, sorry). A great way to keep costs low and possibly get rid of extra product such as the front and rear panels is to continue the iPhone 8 form factor.
It's unfortunate. Just my $0.02.
I get it - enthusiastic iphone fanboys (persons) who welcome all new features and rewrites of ios and the ever growing physical dimensions and precarious delicate-ness of the device . . . but there are alot of us who have jobs with a physical aspect that necessitate a phone being able to fit into a pant pocket - at work my company has issued me the bigger iphones, but I take the sim out to put into my SE - I can confidently sit on a hard surface with an SE in my rear end pocket
Exactly. It has nothing to do with cost for me (despite me laughing at Apple's ridiculous pricing of late), it has everything to do with size.All I want is a phone that's the physical dimensions of the iPhone 5/5S/SE with the A13 processor and a edge-to-edge screen.
Basically take the iPhone 11 Pro and shrink it down to the dimensions of the iPhone SE and I'll buy it right now, even at $999.
The rumor is that it will be the same iPhone 8 form factor, not any smaller. But aesthetically there’s basically no difference the 6, 6s, 7 and 8. So it just comes down to what features it will have. 3d touch is almost certainly out. And if there’s no wireless charging or waterproofing, then it’s just as much of a revamped 6 with new chip and camera as it is a revamped 8.I’d say it’s an iPhone 8 in a smaller form factor. There are people that say they want an updated SE with all of the latest stuff like Face ID, but I think the majority of people buying it won’t care too much about the features just as long as it’s SMALL.
You don’t understand. They’re refreshing the iphone 8. Not a smaller form factor.Let me understand this. Apple is re-releasing the iPhone 6s but in a smaller form factor and people actually want this?
Apart from the glass rear back on the iPhone 8 of course, it looks a bit different and a bit more premium over the 6 and 7.The rumor is that it will be the same iPhone 8 form factor, not any smaller. But aesthetically there’s basically no difference the 6, 6s, 7 and 8. So it just comes down to what features it will have. 3d touch is almost certainly out. And if there’s no wireless charging or waterproofing, then it’s just as much of a revamped 6 with new chip and camera as it is a revamped 8.
Being expensive in those markets is by design. That keeps Apple the brand that "only people that have succeeded can buy". So when someone gets a SE2, it is to show up their friends with cheap phones. Just like getting an iPhone Pro Max does.
Am I the only person who thinks Apple will drop the glass back and wireless charging?
Apple believes 20-30 million people a year want this.
And they're right.
Yes, but Apple only plays the have my cake and eat it game when it benefits them.Do the opposite of what made the iPhone XR and 11 successful?
The reality is, the vast majority of people want a large display and low price.
And if it was the same size as the iPhone SE, they might sell 60 million.
I believe the shape is pretty much the same. What are the differences in appearance besides the glass back of the 8? Whatever they are, I suppose it’s subjective to the individual whether or not they are significant.Apart from the glass rear back on the iPhone 8 of course, it looks a bit different and a bit more premium over the 6 and 7.
SE2 is just what Kuo has dubbed it. There are a lot of similarities; off cycle, latest processor, $399, smaller screen than mid-tier and flagships, etc.I’m most curious about the name. I can’t see it being “iPhone SE 2” but then again I didn’t believe “iPhone 11 Pro Max” either lmao.
If 1 thing is for sure... Apple is going to make some record profits next year. Especially if they’re saving this new 16” MBP, AirTags and 6th Gen. Apple TV for 2020.