The iPhone SE (2020) may not be what we wanted, but it's still greatThe iPhone SE became its own brand of iPhone. The second-generation iPhone SE may not have been what fans originally wanted, but the pros outweigh the cons.
Last month, Apple launched the new iPhone SE to some huge fanfare. The original iPhone SE originally debuted in March 2016 and had the same physical design as the iPhone 5 and 5s, so it had the flat chamfered edges (that many of us love), the Home button, and the perfect one-handed 4-inch screen size.
The new iPhone SE that launched in 2020 is the revival of this fan-favorite iPhone, but aside from keeping the Home button, it's not quite what a lot of original SE fans wanted. The new iPhone SE recycles the old iPhone 8 body, so it has a 4.7-inch screen. Even though the 4.7-inch screen is the smallest size that Apple offers right now, it's not as manageable in one-hand as the old 4-inch size. The new iPhone SE also packs in the A13 Bionic chip that is found in the iPhone 11 line, and a single camera that works even better than t...
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The iPhone SE (2020) may not be what we wanted, but it's still great
