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I don't know if this is normal for iPhones, but the SE got a big price break through carriers towards the end. I bought the 32GB model new for $50. Even if I
by ken 6y ago
I don't know if this is normal for iPhones, but the SE got a big price break through carriers towards the end. I bought the 32GB model new for $50. Even if I didn't want that carrier, I could have bought the phone and the minimum 6 months service for under $250 total.
As a "not a phone person", I think even $400 for a phone is nuts. The (first) iPhone SE is still perfectly usable (why would that be surprising?), and doesn't lag on anything I do. I don't see why I'd need to upgrade. That video seems to confirm that newer phones are really only faster at things I never do (games, video encoding, benchmarks).