iPhone SE (2nd generation)

iPhone SE (2nd generation) — sourced specifications and a generic keep-or-upgrade reading.

Released
24 April 2020
Launch RRP
£419
Succeeded by
iPhone SE (3rd generation)

Should I upgrade?Repair or replace?Check this device

Specifications

Display

Screen size4.7 in

Performance

ChipA13 Bionic

Connectivity

Charging portlightning

Software

Shipped withiOS 13

Still worth buying?

Generic outcome using documented defaults: unknown battery health, typical use, working condition. Not personalised — run the questionnaire for a verdict about your device.

Keep itLeading option

Confidence: low · 0 months–20 months of useful life in this path

  • The device still has projected useful life and no fault that requires spending to restore it.

Battery health was not known, so this keep verdict is less sure.

Replace the battery

Confidence: low · 0 months–20 months of useful life in this path

  • A sourced battery replacement is cheaper than replacing the device, and restores the keep path.

Battery health was not known. This path is what would apply if the battery is the problem.

Upgrade

Confidence: low

  • A successor model exists. Whether it is worth buying depends on the money, which is shown when we have it.

Current resale was not observed, so it was not subtracted.

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