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Why the iPhone SE is the only tiny phone you should even consider buying

Yes, it's modestly sized but don't let that make you underestimate the new iPhone SE

The camera is great in natural light and passable indoors but bad in low light (it also does not have  a night mode)
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The camera is great in natural light and passable indoors but bad in low light (it also does not have a night mode)

Veer Arjun Singh
Let me quickly list some of the obvious limitations of this phone. The iPhone SE (2020) is a physical clone of an older phone – the iPhone 8 – which was launched in 2017. In fact, its design takes after the iPhone 6, which was launched way back in 2015. It’s got a small 4.7-inch screen, a small battery and just one camera each on front and back. Why should you still consider buying the iPhone SE? Because this tiny phone is unique even in its flaws -- there’s nothing else out there that quite competes with it. Here are

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