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    Review: iPhone SE (2022)

    Apr 15, 2022 5 minutes
    Jason Cross

    Price: £419 from fave.co/3qLFnuB

    The iPhone SE is sort of a brilliant concept. Recognizing that there’s a huge market for people who can’t afford the typical price of a new iPhone (or just don’t want to spend that much), Apple takes a somewhat outdated model, replaces the processor with the latest one, and sells it at a greatly reduced price.

    In 2016, the original iPhone SE put the latest processor (A9) in the body of a two-generations-old iPhone 5S for just £379. It took four years for Apple to release a second-generation iPhone SE, which once again put the latest processor (A13) in a two-generations-old iPhone 8, still for just £399.

    Now two years later, Apple has abandoned this winning iPhone SE formula. It’s still the latest processor (A15), but instead of

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