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> If practicality is the #1 priority for phone shoppers, they will simply buy a 7 or 8. Clever or particularly frugal shoppers may note that the SE has the sam
by TimTheTinker 9y ago
> If practicality is the #1 priority for phone shoppers, they will simply buy a 7 or 8.
Clever or particularly frugal shoppers may note that the SE has the same chip as the 6S (the A9) and can be had for $250 unlocked and in mint condition.
- gruez 9y agoOn Black Friday they were going for $150 brand new.
- 1123581321 9y agoCan you link to this? I don’t think this deal happened because Apple doesn’t discount this heavily. Some of their partners might but only in exchange for phone service or something. The SE is $350/$450 USD new, not $250 like the above poster said.
- TimTheTinker 9y agoI didn’t mean from Apple or an authorized reseller. Check Swappa - that’s where I got the above price.
- 1123581321 9y agoAh, ok! Yes, I’ve bought five iPhones on Swappa and Gazelle. I don’t think a used or third party refurb is an apples-to-apples comparison with a new X, though I prefer the SE. I’m hoping the SE 2 in the spring will have iPhone 8 internals.
- TimTheTinker 9y agoI agree. I mention secondary SE prices to show that frugal & discerning Apple customers will go much further down than the iPhone 7.
- valuearb 9y agoThis is amazing, given they also have 2 Gb of RAM, a 6s processor & a 6s GPU with significantly less screen to push pixels through. Believe it or not, I was split between an SE and an X. Either get the smallest phone that's still very powerful and useful, or get the best screen/processor/camera. Mainly went X because of the camera.