The iPhone SE 4 is expected to be a dramatic update to Apple’s most affordable iPhone, with an all-new design, USB-C for charging, and more. Here are five things to expect from the iPhone SE 4 ...

The iPhone SE sticks with a classic iPhone design that’s identical to the second-generation and truthfully resembles an iPhone 8. It’s a glass front and back with aluminum sides. The 4.7-inch ...

The iPhone SE has a 4.7-inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 1,334×750 pixels at 326ppi. The resolution is nothing to write home about, but this display is well calibrated, and it sports an ...

The iPhone SE (2022) does a good job of offering the iPhone experience that most people are looking for most of the time. It’s fast and takes good pictures and videos, plus you get to use the ...

Design. The ‌iPhone‌ SE 4 will look like the ‌iPhone‌ 14, featuring a 6.1-inch OLED display. The device's launch will mark the end of smaller iPhones, as Apple will no longer sell anything ...

The iPhone SE's Delta-E rating of 0.2 is more closer to accurate than all of the iPhone 12 models, save for the iPhone 12 Pro Max, which tallied a nearly perfect 0.07.

The 2022 SE is the last iPhone still using a home button, with a thick bezel around the top and bottom of the screen. But rumors say Apple will now ditch the button, slim the bezel, and add Face ID.

The iPhone SE may share many of the iPhone 8's specs, but for $40 more you'll get more mileage out of a phone that isn't going to be three years old out-of-the-box.

We're taking an in-depth look at Apple's newly released iPhone SE and how this low-price-point offering stacks up against the company's flagship iPhone 11.

At a Glance Our Verdict. Yes. Of course you should, it’s not even close. The iPhone SE (2020) is probably the perfect distillation of features and performance that most people require from a ...

The current iPhone SE looks a lot like the iPhone 7, but that’s where the similarities end. This iPhone SE 2020 vs. iPhone 7 face-off looks at what's changed over the years.

Not only does the survey indicate why the new iPhone SE is such a big deal for Apple. It also perhaps tells us why Apple doesn’t feel the need to update its budget model very often. Why Apple ...