YOU Should Buy the iPhone SE (2022), And Here's Why! 

Plus the reassurance of build and material quality after long-term ownership besides the battery. My father's Galaxy A71 microphone and speakers has been messing up the last 5 months or so, and this is with no water damage or anything. He dropped it a couple of times, but always has a spigen case on it.

It's pretty good if you use it for that stuff

I wouldn't say the battery life is good but it's fine. As long as you don't play high end games or photo/video edit on it, you'll be alright

@@LorianandLothric ya for general purpose uses it's ok

Reasons I won’t buy a top tier iphone…I don’t utilize its features!

I’m in the same boat with the 13mini! To your device’s long life!

Yep same for me people just don’t understand I want a phone not a tablet.

Yes in 2029 an lcd bezel fat outdated phone br useful right .

@@universalfacts590 if it’s on the latest iOS it’s useful

@@twoone7159 just get a regular iphone 13? Or a 13 mini?

This phone is, as defined by its very existence, not premium.

Got my iPhone SE (2022) in like new condition the other night. No flaws and for only $150 on OfferUp. I'm getting the same A15 chip as the 13 series and non-Pro 14s. It's for T-Mobile which I already use but called them last night to unlock it and it took less than 5 minutes.

If you can deal with the outdated design, getting an SE3 for under $200 is the best deal you can find today. I personally hate Face ID as I use my phone a lot in the dark. I drive at night for work. And the notch can get in the way when watching movies or TV shows.

I'm not a big iPhone fan. I only got it because I nearly threw away my Razr 5G by accident. It slipped into a garbage bag after I was cleaning my car's interior and I had to retrieve it from the bin I threw it in. I'll keep my Razr 5G mostly at home for a year since it isn't fully paid off. 

SE3 will be my main phone for a year or until House of the Dragon airs in 2024. SE3 will be the last to offer a home button and perhaps Touch ID, LCD, and a sim tray for the U.S. market. The SE4 will look more like the XR with likely the same A15 chip. I had a 12 mini and just HATED Face ID. And games like Forgotton Anne don't play properly on phones with Face ID. 

The swipe up gesture can ruin the experience as that also is the same gesture for volume or brightness for Netflix. It's weird that my $150 SE3 has become my most powerful phone I own when I'm only using it temporarily as a main phone for a year. Offers better value than a Duo 1 at the same price. Even though I'm no iOS fan, if you can spend only $150 on an SE3 with 100% battery health, that's a good investment knowing you will get software support for a minimum of 5 to 6 years. You only need to upgrade twice per decade. A15 will be a beast for years to come if two generations of iPhones used it. SE3 might be the most underrated iPhone ever made and more people will appreciate it once they realize they hate Face ID and the notch like I do or miss the home button. SE3 will be the last of the mid-2010s classic iPhone design. The SE4 looking like a XR will make us miss Touch ID and appreciate the SE3 once SE4 is released next year. Will the SE3 be the last iPhone of its kind? - Touch ID - Home button - Notch-less - LCD - Under 140 mm in height - Sim tray

@@LeakyTrees this phone is premium…let’s remember 3-4 years ago it was top of the line…and the build and features are even better now…I don’t know what you consider “premium” to be, sounds like you are confusing premium with the new and latest models…they are two totally different concepts. You can have a 10 year old Rolls Royce which is super premium…this phone (if you like the style which I do so much more than Apple’s current sharp square edged glittery models) runs IOS 16, and looks and feels amazing

@@Dec4AllTimeAlways absolutely correct!! Also on the “outdated design” I feel the new square sharp shiny bezeled design is awful…the SE reminds me of a “timeless” both future and retro design, which feels great in the hand, unlike the current models which cut into your palms

@@Williamb612 first off, terrible analogy. A 10 yeear old rolls is premium because rolls Royce don't change. Second, phones are technology, and in technology, premium is what makes the phone tick. This phone is dated, and dying, and wholely unnecessary.

Hey i was confused on buying iphone 12mini, iphone 11 or iphone se 2022 all 64 gb because i am broke but will it be enough? I only use social media and RU-vid and music on my current android phone ...also how long does the se battery last judging my usage?

@@humblebread5973 hello. If you don't mind having an LCD (vs OLED) display and a heavy phone, go for the iPhone 11. It's worth every penny! I have one and the cameras are great, plus the battery lasts me for almost 2 days (I'm not a heavy user, just using my phone for Facebook, Instagram, web browsing, and emails). If you want a superb phone without breaking the bank, iPhone 11 is what I would recommend. The iPhone 12 mini's battery drains fast. Go for the iPhone 13 mini if you want a later chipset with the same form factor and an efficient battery. The iPhone SE is also nice but not as nice as the iPhone 11 in terms of cameras and battery. Go for it if you love Touch ID, a small form factor, plus you also get the latest chipset. Good luck and i hope your final choice makes you happy!

@@musicislove2617 thanks a lot for taking your time out and giving me advice, actually i was thinking to settle with the iphone 11 ultimately but since it would be my first iphone i want it to last long and apple has brilliantly laid out the prices for example, i want the iphone 11 to have a long run and take the 128gb version but the iphone 12 mini gives 64gb but newer body and a generation faster chipset but if i chose iphone 12mini 128 gb i can buy iphone 13mini for 128gb but for one hundred extra dollars which is friggin up my mind....sir i want to ask you if the 64gb iphone 11 version can take ios 16 and all i also use my phone for one game (clash royal)and spotify and also social medias at the most. My current daily usage is around 5 hours so will i get that much usage out of iphone 11 64gb? I looked on youtube but nobody said a definite answer, please help kind sir

@@humblebread5973if the xr can, the 11 probably can too!

I did the same but with a XR, I know IOS 17 will probably be the last software update it gets so I wanted to trade it in before it's worth nothing.

What about the 6s

@@BurgerurgerFPV and 7

I agree that phones have gotten too big and too expensive also. I don't want a big screen when I am on the go, nor do I need one. I love going from an XR to the SE3, so much lighter and for checking email or a text on the go, the screen is more than big enough. I don't game or watch 3 hour movies on my phone, not that the SE is incapable of doing either. I have no problem watch a quick RU-vid video or scrolling the web when I want to. It's a great phone/ mini computer in my pocket.

I just got mine on Straight talk for $99 - absolutely can’t beat that price

Same

I just got mine for $99 on Straight Talk

I got mine for £130 a 256GB one in red. Used yes but in decent nick!

the same here!

It really is. I wish I could get one for that price but will have to pay the full price of $479 for one.

like face id isn't magnitudes safer than the touoch id lmao

@@DashzRighthow is it safer?

@@Zenguy89 due to the fact that is far more likely for someone else to share similar fingerprint than your face. Like 1 in 50000 for touch id vs 1 in 1,000,000 for face id…

Me too.

Don't go for the se 2022. Try to go for older phones like the 11 pro. Performance is similar and battery is better too. The display is way better because it's OLED and has bigger screen thanks to absence of the bezels.

No offense, but the apple tax is a weird misconception. I mean where else are you going to get a phone that works just fine after 7 years and still has most of the functionality of the new phones?!

yooo I'm in the same boat with my 4a, so how's the se?

How does the iPhone is doing vs the Pixel 4a, It was worth the change?

you got t-mobile i’ll trade you lol

I like the mini as well. I'm tired of caring my big phone around. But it's battery capacity seems rather low, at least on paper. How are you doing with the battery life so far?

@@191. battery is decent. Lasts all day with light to medium use. I top up in the evening usually but overall I’ve had iPhones with worse battery life. The battery shouldn’t keep anyone from getting this phone in my opinion. Apparently the 12 mini had noticeably worse battery life and so do all the SE iPhones.

@@BrenR Thanks! That's been just one of my concerns. The stupid notch and lack of a fingerprint reader is a deal-breaker for me.

@@191. I see. I will report that this being my first Face ID phone, I’ve immensely enjoyed that feature. Now that it works with masks (even combined with glasses), it’s more reliable than Touch ID for me. And I unlock it A LOT when I do dozens of deliveries every night. I held out because of lack of Touch ID during the pandemic but it’s so much more enjoyable with Face ID for me. Just my experience!

@@BrenR I understand. Fingerprint readers seem faster for me, as you can unlock your phone on its way from your pocket and when you look at it, it's already unlocked. I guess LG V30 spoiled me on this one. HAHA. It was super convenient!

How is battery?

theres a setting to lower it to barley feel it.

@@youngjacuzzi3676 Thanks, you're right, I've tried it. But, I don't want to feel it at all! 😉 I remember buying a One+3 a while back and its Home Button had an annoying "buzz," but you could opt to turn it off. Like I said, Apple could easily sort this and give its customers the option to turn the damn thing off entirely. But, they won't!

@@neorich59 still using a 6S. This was one thing that was bothering me - I kept reading people saying the new button felt just like a real one, but I was never convinced. The other loss is the force press, which I use a lot on the left edge of the screen to switch apps. On the subject of the camera hump and wobbling, I've even studying what phones people are using nowadays when I'm out and about, and essentially 100% of 2 or 3 camera iPhone users have theirs in a case, the only time you ever see careless ones is 6S/7/8, so that backs up that theory. (I do photography with a 'real' camera, so when I eventually upgrade to an SE the lack of wide angle/telephoto won't bother me.)

I think that’s where the se 4 generation comes in.

Maybe you can get a small power bank for it, it’s can help with battery.

@@twoone7159 ain’t no one trying to carry a battery bank in your pocket

Battery is a little bit better but not much bro on heavy usage it lasts about 45 minutes longer than my se2 I have both just gave my se2 to my sister since she still has a 6s.

Same

@@KeithSipes-dc6kx I don’t care what anyone on here says lol. You can’t beat the phone for that price

@thetattooedguy1413 facts bro damn things speedy too

@@KeithSipes-dc6kx I really dig it so far

depend on the budget, if you already have an iPad or Mac for media consuption, SE 2022 all day. Trust me on such some small screens you can't tell the quality difference at all.

@@dopemind8160 is battery life any good ? And 5G fast ?

u ever tried deleting some pictures?

@@BigSteppa5 Good idea.

You should know every phone needs password first after being restarted tests how it enables you to use your fingerprint

@@boskobuha8523 No brother But why