iPhone SE Features

1. Features of iPhone SE 2020

2. iPhone SE 2020 Has All The Essential Features Required in A Smartphone

3. The A13 Bionic is an incredibly powerful chip, and it's a good deal if you're getting that at Rs. 42,500 onwards. This iPhone SE reminds me of last year's iPad mini, which had launched with a really powerful processor at around Rs. 35,000. Some of you have been complaining that the iPhone SE (2020) is too expensive in India when compared with its US price. While that's fair, I think the SE's price in India is great when you look at the competition.

4. Finally, at 148 grams, the iPhone SE (2020) is the lightest of the three smartphones we're talking about today. It's only 10 grams heavier than my iPhone 7 ₹ 29,499 so the transition should be seamless. But is that really a good thing?

5. Even though there's a lot to like about the iPhone SE, I can't live with those three cons. That's why let's look at my second choice — the iPhone XR. There are three things going for the XR — modern design, battery life, and price. I don't need to elaborate too much about the design. It has a big screen with a notch, and I like this a lot because I don't have to scroll as much while reading and I'll finally be able to enjoy watching movies on a phone. The battery lasts a lot longer than most other iPhones, so that's a major plus. Finally the XR has often been available under Rs. 50,000 for the 128GB variant that I'm eyeing, which is great too. If you're planning to buy an iPhone soon, the SE and XR are in the same price bracket and that makes the difference in design and battery life very important factors. You can check out iPhone SE price here. Having said that, the XR has a slightly older chip — the A12 Bionic — and even though I don't expect any performance issues anytime in the near future, I worry about potential slowdowns after two or three major OS updates. That's where our third and the strongest contender walks in.

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