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I just bought an iPhone SE. It's not as small as the Jelly, but way more usable. It runs latest ios 11 pretty well, has a decent camera, and > 1 day battery lif
by balakk 9y ago
I just bought an iPhone SE. It's not as small as the Jelly, but way more usable.
It runs latest ios 11 pretty well, has a decent camera, and > 1 day battery life for my usage.
I am figuring it will last at least 2 years, considering it has the same internals as an iPhone 6S.
If you're looking for a small phone, the SE nails it IMO.
- lightbyte 9y agoIt's also 4-6x the price of the Jelly/Jelly Pro. I don't think that's worth it.
- 101km 9y agoThe Jelly is $100, the iPhone SE is $350. You can also pretty easily resell the iPhone after two years to recapture at least a third of the MSRP.
- lightbyte 9y agoWhoops, you're right on the price. I was looking at the pre-order price. The used iPhone market is really that strong?
- eli 9y agoMuch stronger than any other brand: https://swappa.com/sell/iphones https://swappa.com/sell/iphones
- jlgaddis 9y agoIt sure is. There are plenty of people who want an iPhone but can't afford and/or simply don't need/want the latest, greatest version (being able to run 11.0.1 isn't really a big concern for most of them). A good friend of mine just upgraded to an iPhone 4 a few months ago. Pretty much all Apple products have excellent resale value (around here, anyways).
- jessaustin 9y agoOne can't imagine any "used" market for this other sort of phone...
- Joeri 9y agoIt’s weird that the SE is now considered a small phone, because it’s the size of the 5s which used to be the big screen flagship. I went with the SE myself because it’s the only normal sized phone that’s actually good. It seems these days all you can buy in the high end range are phablets.