Adding an A13 Bionic to the iPhone SE's dated design feels like strapping a rocket to a bicycle - but in truth it makes a massive difference. You get a lot of phone for your money.
From £419 > FROM Apple, apple.com/uk> FEATURES 4.7-inch Retina HD display (1334x750 pixels), A15 Bionic chip, 64/128/256GB storage, 5G mobile connectivity
If you like your tech affordable and retro, the iPhone SE (2022) might be your perfect phone. It keeps the design language rooted in 2017 - that's the year Apple launched the iPhone 8, the design of which Apple kept for the SE (2020), and has stuck with for this latest model.
In 2020, Apple took that chassis and upgraded the CPU to an A13 Bionic, the rear camera to a 12MP wide, and introduced ‘monocular depth estimation', which improved Portrait mode photography.
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