Like its predecessor, which launched in March 2016, the second-generation iPhone SE has a 4.7-inch screen and physical Home button with TouchID fingerprint reader. However, it has been upgraded with an A13 Bionic chip — the same one that is in Apple's current flagship iPhone 11 models, which have a starting price of £729. While it only has a single 12-megapixel camera system on the rear, Apple claims it is capable of creating depth-effect photos using Portrait Mode, just like its multi-lens siblings. Thanks to the A13 Bionic chip, the single rear camera is able to support many of the advanced cameras features that were previously only available on multi-lens iPhones, such as Portrait mode, all six Portrait Lighting effects and Depth Control. Customers can also get the iPhone SE for £10.99 a month or £279, using Apple's trade-in programme.

Source: Daily Mail April 15, 2020 15:01 UTC