I use SE as my main phone at the moment and also have iPhone 7 and 7+ in the household used by other people. In terms of the phone’s speed, etc. the difference in normal daily use is barely noticeable. The headphone jack is not a big deal either, as 7 comes with a dongle, if needed. The 12 Mega rear camera on SE is doing a good job too, except for low light situations when 7 wins.
So the main question I would be asking is how much screen you need, which will depend on how you use your phone. If you need to type a lot or read, watch stuff, bigger screen makes it all a way better experience. If you need your phone mostly for calls, quick camera snaps on the go, etc. then SE might do a trick.
It is also very rare that I actually use SE single-handedly, keeping it lying in my other hand most of the time.
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I've got an iPhone SE that I want to go to an iPhone 7. lol.
Same here.
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Btw what is the battery life like on the se trying to compare it to my iPhone 7
iPhone 7 uses a fusion chip that is meant to be more energy efficient. If you use SE & 7 under similar circumstances (same screen brightness, etc.) SE might win, I suppose, but not by a big margin. If you can, wait until the final iOS 11 is out and look into their battery test stats then?
