This phone is Grade-A refurbished, meaning it’s been professionally tested and arrives in near-mint condition. Plus, it's fully unlocked, so you can pop in a SIM card from your preferred carrier.

Our Verdict. Not Apple’s best iPhone, but its best value by a mile. The iPhone SE is a huge gift to those who can’t afford or don’t want to pay $700 or more for a new iPhone.

The iPhone 16e is one of Europe's top-selling smartphones, yet its early sales figures still lagged significantly behind those of ...

The iPhone SE sticks with a classic iPhone design that’s identical to the second-generation and truthfully resembles an iPhone 8. It’s a glass front and back with aluminum sides. The 4.7-inch ...

The iPhone SE 4 is expected to be a dramatic update to Apple’s most affordable iPhone, with an all-new design, USB-C for charging, and more. Here are five things to expect from the iPhone SE 4 ...

The iPhone SE 2022 comes running iOS 15, Apple’s latest version of the mobile operating system. This gives it software parity, if not feature parity, with even the most expensive iPhones, ...

The iPhone SE (left) does a decent job in bright light, even though detail and texture are superior on the iPhone 13 (right). You also don’t get any of the features common to newer iPhones, like ...

Apple’s upcoming iPhone SE is expected to add 5G — and other minor upgrades — in a much faster timeframe than its previous updates to its cheapest line of phones in a move that seems ...

The new iPhone SE has Apple’s A9 chip, and a reported two gigabytes of RAM. It also supports modern WiFi standards, and faster LTE. It opens apps, loads web pages, and switches tasks quickly.

As the sequel to Apple's 2016 sleeper-hit iPhone of the same name, the new iPhone SE starts at $399 (£419, AU$749). With that price tag, the phone aims to court budget-minded users who may not be ...

The iPhone SE (2022) supports 20W charging, the same speed as the iPhone 13, but the iPhone 13 also supports up to 15W wireless charging when using a MagSafe-compatible charging device.

The iPhone SE 3’s ace in the hole, though, is that it sports 5G - something that the 11 does not (it was first introduced in its successor the iPhone 12).