Published Apr 5, 2016

iPhone SE Review!

Marques Brownlee offers an insightful review of the iPhone SE, exploring its fusion of classic design and modern technology. He delves into its impressive performance and camera capabilities while considering the limitations and appeal of its compact form factor and affordable pricing.
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    The iPhone SE combines new internals with older technology, creating a unique blend of features. highlights the inclusion of the first-gen Touch ID, which feels slower compared to newer models. Despite this, the phone's performance is impressive due to the A9 chip and 2GB of RAM, making multitasking smooth and efficient 1.

    The iPhone SE, like I mentioned, has most of the same features from the newest iPhone, so including the specs.

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    However, the absence of features like force touch and a modern front-facing camera are notable drawbacks, especially for those accustomed to the latest technology 1.

       

    Display Limits

    The iPhone SE's display is a significant talking point, particularly its size and resolution. notes that the four-inch retina display, inherited from the iPhone 5, limits the viewing and gaming experience due to its sub-720p resolution 1. While the compact size is convenient for handling and portability, it doesn't match the media consumption quality of larger phones.

    This is still the four inch retina display from the iPhone five, so 1136 by 640.

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    Despite these constraints, the phone's performance remains unaffected, offering a smooth user experience thanks to its powerful internals 1.

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