It's a phone that's in an identical chassis to the phones released three years ago, We can call it's the iPhone 'Special Edition'.
By launching a 4-inch phone, no matter how fancy the specs are, peoples will expect it to be a little cheaper, and thankfully that's what Apple has done. The SE starts at $399, which is the lowest introductory price Apple has ever offered on an iPhone. That’s for the 16GB model; the 64GB variant will run you an extra $100.
Besides price, the key selling point with this new phone is the design. The chassis, as I've mentioned above, is almost the same as on the iPhone 5S, and beyond coming in rose gold color, it doesn't offer anything new at all.
The phone is designed to be easily operated with one hand, the 4-inch screen sitting just at the edge of a thumb stretch, and Apple is banking on this fact keeping the handset current.
The power of the iPhone SE is something to uphold,- its as much as powerful as the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus with a new A9 chip, the M9 co-processor and 2GB of RAM.
The one issue I encountered with this phone was when watching movies. The Retina display can't even display the lower end of HD movies.The sharpness looked OK actually - better than I was expecting from the iPhone 5S.
Battery life is very impressive, especially when you consider there are only a few extra mAh added in here, from 1560mAh to 1624mAh, and with no increase to the size of the chassis at all, This is really really impressive feat and addresses one of the key concerns we had in the 5S. If you're upgrading to this phone from the iPhone 5 or 5S, you'll be in dreamland with the battery life, trust me.