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What are the "pros and cons" of the iPhone SE 3? Is it for me?
Of course, only you can decide if the iPhone SE 3 is the best iPhone for you, but the below objective pros and cons can help.
Everyi.com also provides an in-depth iPhone SE 3 evaluation that can be ideal for those who prefer details. For those who would rather have a quick-to-read summary, though, the following can be perfect.
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iPhone SE 3 Pros:
iPhone SE 3 Cons:
So, should I buy an iPhone SE 3?
With better displays, better cameras, more capabilities, longer battery life, and then some, the originally more expensive, now discontinued, iPhone 13 lineup -- and subsequent models -- clearly are better devices than the inexpensive iPhone SE 3.
However, the iPhone SE 3 costs significantly less and is the exact same speed as its more expensive iPhone 13 cousins (it is slower than newer models, though). Accordingly, if you don't mind the dated design, you're on a budget, and you want a fast, relatively compact iPhone (albeit with a comparatively small screen), the iPhone SE 3 is a good choice.
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