Apple - iPhone SE (2nd generation) 128GB (Unlocked) - White

I LOVE apple products, I went from an IPhone 7 to this IPhone SE and I’m loving the new bionic A13 chip, it is fast. The size of the SE is the same size as my IPhone 7, which is perfect for the small wristlets and purses that I normally carry. It is also bigger than the IPhone 12 mini and less money. For the difference between 4G and 5G appears to be negligible. I am very happy with this purchase.

This was my first brand new, not refurbished iPhone. I had a 6s 32 Gb and this 2020 SE has 128 Gb and man it is SUPER! The video and pics are amazing, every function a dream, I do recommend buying the iPhone 7 Battery case it fits perfect and gives the A 13 CPU all the juice it needs expanding usage to two days for me very good value for the money and then some !

With cell phones getting more and more expensive, I decided to go cheaper. I had been upgrading to the larger plus models over the last several years. But, honest to God!, what do you want your phone to do? As far as functions go, I use this phone in exactly the same way my wife uses her iPhone 11, including streaming video, taking good pictures, sinking to our other smart devices, and other stuff. I know that there are things the iPhone 11 does that my SE doesn't, but I don't need those things. Before you upgrade to newest model with all the bells and whistles, think about whether you are actually going to use all that stuff. This $400 iPhone will meet your needs at a much cheaper price. You might even find this smaller phone that takes up less space in your pocket will also take up less space in your life!

I bought this iPhone SE for my 11 yr old. He's been pestering me for a year for one. I finally broke down and got him this iPhone SE and he couldn't be happier. Easy to use and navigate, perfect size for a kids hand and pocket. I also got him a WSD glass screen protector and a clear Orbit otterbox style case on Amazon which works great together for maximum drop protection.

This is the most value for money iPhone released ever. All latest internals, great cameras.

Sadly, my old iPhone SE gave up. It didn't like the update to 14. So I had to get a new phone. At first I was looking at the 12 but just couldn't justify the price for my needs. So I decided that the new SE 2nd gen would fill the bill at a much more justifiable price point. I am struggling a bit with the slightly bigger size. Typing on the keyboard is challenging my muscle memory from typing on the older, smaller SE. But overall the new phone integrated very well into my life. So really, really pleased with this phone. BTW, I was concerned that I would have to get the Verizon locked version. But the wonderful woman at my local Best Buy assured me that if I pulled the chip out of my old phone the everything would work out fine. She offered to do the swap, too. But I wanted to doit at home and it worked out perfectly.

I've been waiting for a new SE for quite some time. I was not willing at first to upgrade from the old SE due to size. Once it was available I was willing to upgrade especially based on the cost. I can not say a bad thing about the device thus far. It's incredibly snappy, and knowing Apple will support it based on the processor used is enough to keep me in this until SE3.

I moved from an iPhone 11 Pro to this because I miss the small iPhones of the past. I had read that the battery life was significantly less on the iPhone 12 mini, but also read reports that disabling 5G improve that a fair bit. This was not my experience. Even with 5G disabled the battery life is unacceptable. I am not a heavy smart phone user. My iPhone 11 Pro was rarely below 50% battery when going to bed. This 12 mini struggles to make it through the day without being charged. So in my experience the battery life is at least 40% less than an iPhone 11 Pro. For me the rest of the review doesn’t matter. The battery life ruins it completely. The size, build quality, and camera are excellent; if they can make a 13 mini with real battery life I’ll buy it in a heartbeat.