It is not for nothing that they say "know your enemy". He reached our editorial office iPhone SE 3rd generation, so of course we tried it out, what's so great about Samsung's biggest competitor? We don't mean this low-end model specifically, but Apple in general. At the same time, the novelty would have quite a lot of potential, if it were not held back by the outdated design. And a crappy display. And much more.
No Android phone manufacturer would dare to imagine a device like the one he showed Apple at their Peek Performance event. The biggest proThe problem with the 3rd generation iPhone SE is prothe fact that the device is criminally wasting its potential. We understand the market strategy Applu, when they try to create a device at low cost that will have maxthe maximum possible margin and customers will jump at it, but proHe has to do it so quickly, that proWe don't understand.
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There is strength in unity
iPhone SE The 3rd generation is clearly building on its ecosystem of manufacturers. There is no need to lie to ourselves, but proservice commitment Applu is exemplary among his devices. Phone, tablet, computer, television, watch and smart phoneproThe speaker and the headphones communicate with each other onproone hundred top-notch, prothat they are all made by one manufacturer. That is the strength Applu and the company is also aware of this. Samsung is trying something similar with Microsoft, but it is proa hundred little, prothat's where Google's Android comes in. Anyway, if you have nothing else to do AppWell, the question is whether you can use the potential of your iPhone at all, and whether it won't rather tie you down. Regardless of the phone model.
Package contents: Galaxy S21 FE vs. iPhone SE 3st generation
The novelty can only stand up to the test if you want a really small phone that is primarily just a phone, and which can do much more, but with certain limitations. It has a lot of power and will trample the competition in the form of Android phones into the ground, whether we like it or not. The A15 Bionic chip is proIt's the most powerful thing currently running in smartphones. But it's kind of useless for the SE model, prothat the device does not use its potential. You can play the latest games on it, but do you really want that on a 4,7" display? The latest chip is here above all proto ensure that the device has a long life in terms of system updates. And this is another element in which Apple leads over all its competition. The fact that 5G is present is perhaps already an obligation these days.
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Zero innovation
But this somehow eliminates the benefits. Of course it has the logo of a bitten apple on its back, but also Google Pixely are relatively prestigious facilities, regardless of the number Galaxy S and many models from other manufacturers. Apple nevertheless, it has built up its aura of "luxury goods" for quite some time, and it is still viewed that way, whether you have iPhone SE, 11, or 13 Pro Max, although it doesn't go overboard with the innovations. In the case of the iPhone SE, not at all.
This device is really nice if you just pick it up and proAre you looking at him, or if only proyou drive its menu and native apps. But that's where it ends. I can't imagine any Android user willingly abandoning their large display with a bezel-less design for something so small. Not because of the size of the device, but because of the size of the display.
Galaxy S21 FE vs. iPhone SE 3st generation
After all iPhone SE has dimensions of 138,4 × 67,3 × 7,3 mm and Galaxy S22 146 x 70,6 x 7,6 mm, so the differences are not that big. But Galaxy It has a 6,1" display that you can see even in direct sunlight. The iPhone's 625 nits of brightness is prohundred miserable. And it is not necessary to compare it only with a number of Galaxy S22. E.g. Galaxy The A53 5G in the same price category reaches 800 nits (and of course it adds a 6,5" Super AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and we're not talking about the cameras). Apple growers object to this: "Yeah, but it's Android."
Yes, it's Android, but these frog-and-mouse wars are a bit outdated these days. The fact that no one can match the iPhone in terms of performance is one thing. The fact that in all other specifications it surpasses even its current top-of-the-line iPhone 13 series Pro is another matter. Let's try to look at it dispassionately, if that's even possible, and take iPhone SE The 3rd generation is like a new phone, which is what it actually wants to be.
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Indefensible price
Photography AppThey go, it must not bechat. Even with 5-year-old optics, its new SE can boast really good results. And it only has a 12MPx main (and only) camera. Under ideal lighting conditions, the results are truly surprising. It is clear that the chip and new technologies, such as Deep Fusion or Smart HDR 4. By the way, wait for our comparison test with Galaxy S21 FE. However, the bread begins to break when the light conditions deteriorate. iPhone SE The 3rd generation does not have a night mode. And as you might guess, the results correspond to that. The front camera has 7MPx. There is probably not much to add to that. It is fine for video calls, but for photos? You don't really want that.
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Biggest probad news Applu is not so much that it refers to the now forgotten era of the home button. With a little effort, you could try the design. The biggest proThe problem is the price. Paying 12,490 CZK for something that was introduced five years ago and is artificially kept alive by changing the "guts" is proIt's either very bold or very stupid. The phone can't compete with today's Android offerings. Of course, you can disagree and defend the device, as if it's all made under one roof, that it has guaranteed software updates, that its chip is the fastest of all mobile chips. But logically, anyone who looks at it and has to switch to it from any newer bezel-less Android would be unhappy.
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Design, display size and technology, front camera, lack of night mode (feel free to add a telephoto lens and macro), small battery capacity (pro someone too Lightning connector and slow charging) and above all the price are the things that drag this model down. Actually, only the ecosystem and performance play into its cards, and they cannot balance all its negatives. In 2020, when it was introduced iPhone SE 2nd generation, the situation was even different. But the year 2022 is already proabout something else.
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AppI don't wish anything bad on him. It's important that he's here, and it's important that he's the second-largest player on the mobile phone market. The competition is forced to constantly improve and bring technological advances, which he's also trying to do. However, in my humble opinion, he overshot the mark with the 3rd generation iPhone SE. At the same time, you can have it for CZK 1 cheaper. Galaxy A53 5G, two thousand more expensive than the iPhone 11. Neither of them is equal to it in terms of performance, but at least you can fully use the performance they offer.
New iPhone SE You can buy the 3rd generation here
S proI'm sorry, that article is terrible nonsense.
I gave up halfway through and then read only the last paragraph. The fact that 5G is present is perhaps already an obligation nowadays. An obligation? I don't know, I live without it and I don't miss it. Comparing it with some Samsung A53 5G, if I'm not mistaken in the designation, is pointless. Where will this model be in 5 or more years? It will be unusable in terms of performance and using it would be a punishment. With the iPhone SE, you need to realize what it is aimed at and pro who it is intended for. Even if I didn't have the money for the flagship iPhone model or its more pared-down sibling, I would rather buy one iPhone SE 3 generations with an outdated design than to pay the same money for any smartphone with Android just because it will look better in terms of design. So about proIt's a hundred.
Pećka, we all know very well that you are exactly the target Applu. Defend even shit, especially let it be an apple. Beeeeeeeee
Aren't you unnecessarily irritated? What's bothering you, bums or reduced intellect? Get rid of that hateful tension and mind-blowing things, you'll be better off.
A 53 may be unusable in 5 years, but SE is unusable right after release :-D.
An Android phone with similar parameters (I don't take into account the unnecessary performance of the SE) costs much less. Thus, during the period of 5 years of iPhone SE support, a similar Android user will buy maybe 2 or maybe even 3 devices, while still using a relatively modern device.
I don't want to buy a mobile every 2 years anymore, especially when I have a flagship that will still be adequate in terms of HW performance in 2 years.
Well, you're a decent sheep, you fool... If only you Apple he was paying, so I can understand, but making yourself a sheep for free after discussions takes courage...
In the long term, 5G is a must. You don't need it today, but in 5 years its absence on the iPhone SE would be a serious disadvantage. With the intention as with him Apple has, it is an obligation. For other manufacturers, it is more of an obligation with regard to marketing. If you don't know, Samsung provides its new devices with 4 years of software updates and 5 years of security updates, so as you mention those 5 years again, the Samsung A53 5G will still be a functional device. The penalty could be to use the SE model in 5 years. Of course, we don't know where smartphones will be during that time, but that device is outdated prohundred already today.
So the authors of the article deliberately proPlease write which Samsung under 13000 CZK has a metal body, water resistance, wireless charging, a body that fits in your pocket and can be comfortably operated with one hand, has 5 or more years of software support and has miniat least snapdragon g1 (or its equivalent) (although we all know that even that won't reach the A15)...
There's probably no need to lie to yourself that 5 years of updates is the limit for Android. Samsung guarantees 4 years of Android updates, 5 years of security. Not even Google itself does that. pro their Pixely. The A15 Bionic is unrivaled in terms of performance, the article says. For example, the aforementioned Galaxy The A53 5G is IP67 waterproof. An aluminum body, wireless charging, a body that fits in your pocket and can be comfortably operated with one hand are very subjective requirements that everyone may have a different opinion about. Pro Some people find the aluminum body unnecessarily heavy, wireless charging is slower than wired charging, some people have deeper pockets and can operate it with one hand. iPhone 13 Pro Max. We all have different preferences and the text is based primarily on the size of the display, and that is indisputable. I don't want to argue or unnecessarily escalate the discussion, proWell, both sides are right and we won't get the result anyway, it's been that way since the first iPhone and the first Android. But just a question: Can you imagine that in 5 years you will still be using a device with a 4,7" display? A device that will have a design that is 10 years old?
The design of the mobile phone will probably be the same, except for the arrangement of the rear lenses, the radius of the edges, etc. If you take any mobile phone turned off in a black or dark silicone case, with an overstretched edge that prevents the film or glass of the display cover from cracking when dropped, it is essentially the same design as most devices, the only difference being the aspect ratio and its size. It is something else if you use it without any protection, then it depends on your habits and taste. Then the individual materials used decide. Pro I find this SE eye-catching and I find the Chinese crap downright disgusting, which are of course probably technically more advanced (since they are already dealing with development in the form of theft of other people's intellectual property), but let everyone have what they like, what they prefer, what they gravitate towards. ProDon't argue about stupid things, it's petty and unnecessary.
Hello,
yes i can imagine that.
I am reading an article and writing a reply about SE1gen with 4” LCD.
I have no idea how many rivets he has, but I can see him outside during the day...
I will replace it either 13mini or SE3 just because of ending support for the A9 chip.
It's about what you expect from the device and what you use it for.
I expect security, so I want iOS updates and a "closed" iOS in general.
I expect it to work for 6 years without proproblems (see SE1 from 2016 today in 2022).
I don't care what it looks like or what anyone thinks about it. You can call it ecology, it is said to be popular today.
I want the smallest possible size and metal construction.
For phone calls, whatsapp, navigation, internet banking, email, taking photos (when I'm not printing photos on A0 or viewing them on a 4K TV, but again proI look “only” at my phone), calendar, podcasts…. The size and quality of the display are not essential for all this (pro me)
Price is what you pay, value is what you get. Apple je pro people pro which has the value of a closed, safe system, quality workmanship and, most importantly, the fact that I will buy the device and it will serve me for 6 years without having to deal with anything. ProIt works very well and for a very long time and it has (pro someone) more valuable than a selfie with 20mpix...
Sry, but the SE 1 display is unusable in the sun.
I happen to be the one who bought a bunch of iPhones a year ago and got rid of mine google pixel 3xl. I had practically every iPhone from model 1 to model 7. After that it really pissed me off bluetooth and I switched to Samsung galaxy s7 no unusable phone. Updates about half a year after the release by google and millions of useless applications and accounts like Samsung, I don't know what. Then Samsung s8 also has a lot of malware from the factory. I continued with a Nokia with pure Android, the same iphone se, quite a nice system on a lousy phone, but better than samsung at twice the price with a bunch of non-removable garbage. Then he switched to pixel 2xl and 3xl. Everything is great, probably the best phone I've had except for the fact that after a year and a half my 2xl stopped updating and after another the 3xl wanted to stop updating, so I preferred to sell it and buy an iPhone 12mini. There are none proThe problem is that it's on him. proare you some appthe ones I need at work don't come and I hope never will. I wouldn't go back to an iPhone if there was a small pure android with an updated system. I'm interested in the phone's security, durability, updates, size, and not the camera and nonsense like design and 120hz display. This is how I have an iPhone and added ipad pro macbook pro and there will probably be a mac studio... so apple is probably doing well if it can sell more x times more expensive things with a phone. I can buy a refrigerator for Samsung and even then I won't even know about those things. But the fact is that, just like on the iPhone, there are none appI don't even have any iPhones on Android because of Android. Those for daily comfortable use do not exist on Android, and if they do exist, they are ugly and unintuitive, and everyone else. Android would be a very nice system if the phone manufacturers didn't spoil it with their add-ons, the applications would at least look a little like the controls, it wouldn't be necessary to have a million accounts and there would be updates on it. Strangers cannot…
It occurred to the author, probably of pubescent age, that there is also a group of people (who do not chase their ego with a device for 30 thousand with top-notch equipment, which they will use only about five percent of the time) who use their phones only for calling, paying, and sporadically for emails, text messages, calendar, weather, but most of all they require reliability? So iOS. Holding the phone is downright pleasant, intuitive to use with one hand, just the right size for your pocket, maintenance-free OS, no Android proclearing caches or anything, no system crashes, repairs, patching, threat of account leeching, ..... If this 140 g heavy mobile phone falls repeatedly on the ground, nothing will happen.
I don't know how long it's been since you held an Android phone in your hand, but the iOS icon is definitely not reliable. And as has been written in many comments, how it holds up is a purely subjective matter. Pro For me, the SE3 would be too small, I can comfortably control the 6.7-inch S20+ with one hand. My system hasn't crashed since the HTC One M7 from 2013/14, and both Android and iOS phones receive bug fixes and security patches. And if you're not proby spending onproThe hundredth idiot, so he doesn't have to worry about the security of his own information, and the possibility of "sucking out information" is similar in both systems.
These Android-iOS wars are really annoying me, everyone should choose what suits them, but they don't have to force it on someone else (and believe me, I'm right about this - they stuff their system much more with other "apple" users).
With one hand, for sure…. And what account luxuries?
What phone for 30 thousand? Are we talking about a shop for 13?
My God, what you write is drooling...
For what you described, a Nokia with a button and a credit card stuck on the back is ideal. Last the battery and the size will be even better.
I completely agree with the review. That phone would be great if it had a 6″ display and twice the brightness. But that would be 13mini. And I'd rather pay extra for mini 1/3 the price of buying an archaic model for 12500kc
In a way you are right, however pro For some of us, a push-button Nokia and a credit card stuck to the back are old-fashioned and pro you of us here are just SE3 🤣
And even if I don't use my smartphone every day to edit photos, edit videos and similar things, that doesn't mean I don't want to have a navigation system or a decent camera in my pocket. And that is exactly what SE3 offers them for the next 6 years.
Yes, it's a phone. pro undemanding users. An ideal example would be pro pensioner, prothat's me proI don't want to teach with Android, I'd rather buy my mom the cheapest new one Apple phone, where she easily set everything up for her in an hour and I will provide remote phone support at any time.
Pro pensioner? with that pidi display? You fell off the cliff, didn't you? 😀
The article is titled WHAT AN ANDROID USER SAYS.... but that's not what the article is about at all. You won't read any Android user's experience with the iPhone SE3 here. Just some fictional assumptions and HW comparisons.
I thought you were going to really shove the phone into the clutches of someone who is a real Android sheep, let them struggle with the iPhone SE3 for a month, and then describe their experiences. 🙁
I'm sorry that he didn't address battery life at all in the article. He could have compared the battery life with his Android. On my 11 Pro I can last a day and a half with the battery, iPhone SE 2020 only half a day. I don't play games. I would be interested in whether SE 2022 can be used at least until the evening.
If it didn't have its target audience, then that Apple doesn't. That it's sky-high impudence is another matter. I change my phone about once a year. Simply prothat I like to try new things. Latest pieces: IPhone XR, Huawei P30, Xiaomi Mi 9T, IPhone 12, Realme GT 2….What do I conclude from my point of view? The iPhone is a safe bet. Ideal pro a person who wants the phone to "serve" right away and not have to monitor anything. Android is unmatched in terms of stability and fluidity. My opinion is this: do I want to spend 12.000 on a phone? I'll get an Android budget flagship. Do I want to spend 30.000 on a phone? I'm going to Applol….
Apple proI like the products, I like using them. I have my reservations about my Samsung, as well as the iPhone, which I also use. Lately, I have had more negative experiences with iOS, but I would still throw both away at some point.
Anyway – they are great devices, so similar yet so different, but they are great.
But the new SE is such a bad move that it reminds me of Samsung's missteps. Apple suddenly, instead of innovation, it proclaims performance, ecosystem, support - but it's already familiar, we're counting on it.
SE is like that in my opinion proparachute – after all proThe performance of this phone speaks for itself. Too bad. Apple shouldn't try to make cheaper phones"pro "everyone", that should bechat for example Xiaomi, Samsung – these are mostly phones that have to do whatprobowls – and that at Apple proI'm not looking for ducts.
I don't want toprobowls – I want innovation, I want to feel the future, I want withoutproa mid-range piece of quality hardware. SE 2022 is simply a bad way to try to get more people and profits.
Handroid envy trolls gathered here again.
Does anyone envy the devices from the element?
Out of envy, I'm going to exchange my S21 Ultra for this modern piece of HW tomorrow.
A lot of interesting opinions were gathered here 🙂 now I wonder if Apple managed to push the price tag below 10K, put a display there with face id so would nestI started producing. I am the author of the first post and I started on iPhone SE 2016 was it pro me entering the world Applu, I didn't need to change so much because of dissatisfaction but more out of curiosity and I switched to the iPhone 7, then for a moment to the 8Plus and then to the iPhone X, which I still have. Maximal satisfaction even after five years. ProDid I just want an iPhone X? Design, face id and the size of the device compared to the iPhone 7 and the camera of course. I would take the original SE to work as a business phone that doesn't get in the way and I can do everything on it. However, I've come to the conclusion that the older I get, the more modest I am 😊 so I can imagine switching to the SE2022, still better than anything with Android. Unfortunately, I have to worry about that at work. So I would easily take the SE and it would be enough for me. Even if I'm not just a supporter, the price tag for this design would be happier, starting at 10K here, although it should be 9990 CZK. Or with the current price tag but at least with a larger display. Let's give it an Xr with 5G and a camera with an Xka with a price tag of 12490 CZK. But that will come with the arrival of the next generation SE 🙂
Apple it's about nothing….I'm ashamed of her….
The target group of the SE model is primarily low-cost business phones. Many companies have decided to build their ecosystem on iOS or completely on apple. pro Many employees then buy these cheapest models. The second group are users who are satisfied with a smaller body and a lower price. Apple that's how he gets them into his world.
Hi, I'm reporting as an Android user who switched from Samsung's bezel-less giant display to iPhone SE2020… 🙂
I replaced my private S20 with an iPhone 11PRO and I replaced my work S20+ with an iPhone SE 2020. I work in a management position, I primarily use the phone for general communication, prowatching "O/Office"documents, sometimes simple editing Excel documents – most commonly, adding numerical data, sometimes a photo required for the performance of work.
ProI did it all, it's simple. After years of carrying large devices in my pocket/pockets, I was no longer satisfied with this situation and I wanted to go the way of the smallest phones that would last a while in terms of support and wouldn't limit me in terms of performance.
Specifically, I wanted the SE2020 from the iPhone line because of TouchID – respiratory…
The switch from Android was refreshing, although I still like Android. U AppBut everything works somehow more reliably and faster and I'm rather sorry that I didn't switch sooner.
It's quite possible that I'll replace both phones with 13 this year.PRO to 13 Mini, I don't see the need, but my daughters would definitely welcome the switch to newer machines.
I just have proThe problem is that the 13 is already too big...
The android admires the reconnection Apple devices and the interdependence of Samsung devices, he only mentions something that shows that he has no idea what he is writing about. Samsung mobile devices, watches, tablets, laptops are relatively well connected. Linkage with Windows it's ok too Who uses it knows. From a regular user Apple produktov I do not expect such knowledge. The android in the article only heard about it. But enough about Android. Apple proI like ducts, but I only use the iPad at home, as I prefer the Samsung flags and Windows. But I got it for my parents iPhone SE first generation and a few months ago I exchanged them for SE 2020. I also equipped them Apple watches and headphones. They are more satisfied than with the android devices they had before (it was at the time when cheap androids were absolutely worth the fart). Considering their needs, I fully understand and I am also glad that they are satisfied. This latest one iPhone SE it's a good piece, but there's nothing to look for these days. The design of the new SE was to be based miniless from the iPhone X. I know that some people like the design of the iPhone 6, but I believe that if the design was based on the iPhone X, they would take it even more. This way to the fans Apple all that remains is to defend this purely viznis act.
I had an iPhone but the kids laughed at me for having an overpriced phone so I gave it up. proI bought a Samsung and I have peace of mind..
Realistically, when I came, I thought I was on the website in flightapplebecause you have the same design, you work the same, you just have a different logo and it took me a while to realize that this is how it's written here and only then did I find out that this is a Samsung magazine so I think this review is just to get attention proso the editorial team will probably be the same and they are interested in both Samsung and Apple. Btw I have Android if anyone wants to complain
I wonder where the users got it apple the belief that android is dangerous and that it crashes and doesn't work? I'm a samsung user. I change my phone on average once every 3 years, but it's never been for performance, but proI wanted a change. But then you find out (whether you are an iPhone or Samsung user) that you won't actually buy anything new. I switched from s10+ to s 21 ultra and the only significant improvement I see is in the speed of the fingerprint reader. I guess we need to accept that the phone itself is already finished product and the power of new us prohundred is not waiting, but then I understand that the new SE is pro a lot of people take a step back. Prothat prohundred gets something that already is pro a lot of people past.
I don't know about everyone, but I just gave away the last android prothat it started to crash and stopped working. The truth is that it was an Xperia Go, which was great because it was small and waterproof and shockproof without any other cases or covers, but it was already an older model in 2016. I bought the SE more out of curiosity and still have it today, I don't need to change phones as long as they work, so when this one wears out, I expect to have another phone miniat least for those 6 years. And given the monstrous size of current devices, I only have two options, SE 2022 or 13 Mini
We are talking about 2012. Moreover, xperia was never a phone in the 13k category. But it's true, small mobile phones are like saffron.
I think that the SE2022 has its target group. Not everyone wants a giant phone with a display filled with a notch, a cutout or a hole-punch. It doesn't matter that the SE has large frames, at least it has TouchID. Return to the main screen with one press... I'm an Android fan myself, but I don't want a big phone, so now I have the S10e, I have no idea what its successor will be... on the other hand, the S22 is not much bigger... I've already come to terms with the hole-punch, I didn't have anything else left when I wanted the Samsung S-series...
I took the SE2020 to work to get to know iOS, it works well, except for the battery, but it usually lasts until the evening... but as an Android user, I sometimes don't like the iOS controls, but that's just a matter of habit...
I am buying the phone precisely because of the size, if it was like the original SE with 4 inches I would have preferred it even more.