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I recently bought an iPhone SE and you've articulated why I bought it far better than I could. Well done! I know a simple upvote would suffice but just wanted
by barbs 8y ago
I recently bought an iPhone SE and you've articulated why I bought it far better than I could. Well done!
I know a simple upvote would suffice but just wanted to tell you that, on my iPhone SE, of course :)
- aylmao 8y ago+1, this comment is spot on. I'd also add, it feels both more useful yet not utilitarian. When I first saw the iPhone 6 the design struck me as lousy. It feels great in the hand and the hardware is top-notch, but it definitely felt like a phone they could build easily, while knowing you're most likely going to put a case on it-- quite utilitarian. On the other hand, after the iPhone 4 I had no idea how Apple would outdo its hardware design, but the iPhone 5 with its chamfered edges and unibody enclosure is, IMO one of if not the best Apple ever had. I'm happy that design was inherited in the SE. In the sense of usability though, in spite of the utilitarian design new iPhones have lost both the headphone jack and TouchID! Moreover, they're too big to use with one hand. In that sense, the SE still feels more "useful", and it's why I keep mine around.