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Review on Apple iPhone SE 2020 128GB Smartphone, (PRODUCT)RED, Slimbox by Celina Kowalczyk ᠌

Revainrating 3 out of 5

The product is average, I'm not sure it's worth the money.

The new iPhone SE, in my opinion, is a product of a compromise between the needs of humans and the ambitions of Apple. Although the first iPhone SE was a superphone, it was virtually indestructible, lightning fast, and had the ideal screen size for the period of time it was released in along with a standard battery. It was priced reasonably, according to Apple's standards. On the other hand, this does not even come close to being true of the new one. The impression that practically all of the things that are important to customers were neglected or made worse in order for the company to justify a price cut (I repeat once again, 50 thousand for a "budget" phone is some kind of overkill). They installed an outdated camera here, a battery that does not live up to the most modest of expectations here, and something about the speed of the bluetooth connection was not messed up here. In general, if there was a choice between the new SE and an older SE model that had more memory, a new processor, and a slightly improved camera, I would choose the older model every time. Also, I'll admit that I've been giving a lot of thought to the possibility of purchasing an older SE model with 128 GB of storage space. The only reason it stops happening is because they have stopped maintaining the software for it.

Pros
  • After operating the first SE for a period of four years, I ultimately decided to convert to the second SE. Advantages: - a cutting-edge phone - a significant amount of RAM - a camera that is superior than the one on the original SE - Touch-ID, not Face-ID, is where the benefits stop, not the other way around.
Cons
  • - price. Indeed, practically everyone discusses the price, which is close to 35,000 dollars. However, this is limited for 64GB of storage. If you want to acquire 256, you should be prepared to spend between 48,000 and 50,000 for the PCT device. - BATTERY! The most disappointing aspect of the phone is this feature. This is too much when you have to charge a brand new phone twice a day and then worry about whether or not it will last until the evening on a single charge after that. On an iPhone SE 1 that was four years old, the battery life was comparable! I'm referring to the average amount of time spent chatting on the phone here. Without wasting an interminable amount of time watching movies and using social networks. - please pay note, on the very first (!) day of operation, an iPhone encased in a SILICONE case was found at the bottom of the car. The end outcome is a screen that is cracked! My previous SE, which was likewise housed in a silicone case, broke when it fell from a height of 186 cm to a tiled floor; nonetheless, it did not sustain any damage. And there were many instances of this happening. I like this phone is super-efficient, but it seemed to me that some things were slower than they were on the one before it. For instance, if the previous phone displayed 3G rather than LTE after stepping off the elevator, I would simply turn off the cellular network, wait five seconds, and then turn it back on. Almost immediately, the phone would locate LTE. With the new machine, it does not function in that manner. There is no limit to the amount of time that must pass before 3G becomes available. Alternately, you may wait until he otduplitsya and gets LTE. - There is no jack for a conventional headphone. Although I am aware that Apple will no longer manufacture phones with this type of input, I had hoped that they would include it in their "cheap model." Make a choice: charge the battery or listen to the phone through wired headphones. Surprisingly, my older iPhone SE was able to find my wireless Air Pods almost immediately and did not even require me to wait for a pop-up window; all I had to do was plug in the earpiece. This is a feature that is extremely inconvenient in a phone that requires constant recharging, even with a brand new battery. First things first, you have to wait for a pop-up window, which may be pretty annoying at times, and then you can finally insert the earpiece into your ear canal. - camera. Nothing out of the ordinary has drawn my attention in this location. The standard camera found on most contemporary smartphones.