Apple- Apple's $400 iPhone SE has a lot in common with the iPhone 8 and iPhone 7, but does offer a few notable improvements.
- It has the same processor as the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro, and unlike Apple's older iPhones it also supports Portrait Mode.
- If you're thinking about upgrading from an iPhone 7, the biggest changes you can expect to see are in performance and the addition of Portrait Mode to the camera.
- Otherwise, the iPhone SE offers wireless charging, more storage at the base level, and different color choices.
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Apple's new $400 iPhone SE may not look new at all to longtime iPhone owners, but it does come with some important changes compared to the nearly 4-year-old iPhone 7.
Both the iPhone SE and iPhone 7 have a 4.7-inch screen with a home button underneath it, Touch ID, a 12-megapixel camera, a water-resistant design, and similar battery life.
If you're wondering whether the iPhone SE is worth the upgrade, there are a few things you should consider if you own an iPhone 7. There are more differences between the two phones than you might think, but only a few of them will probably have a meaningful impact on your daily usage.
The biggest changes include:
- A noticeable performance boost compared to the iPhone 7 since the SE runs on a much newer processor
- Portrait Mode, the feature that lets you sharpen the subject of a photo against a blurred background
- Twice as much storage at the base level.
Otherwise, not much has changed other than the available color options and the addition of wireless charging support.
Here's a closer look at the biggest differences between the iPhone SE and iPhone 7.
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