Apple has finally launched an updated version of the very popular iPhone SE

And it’s half the price of last year’s iPhones.

Following quite a while of hypothesis, Apple has, at last, propelled a refreshed form of the mainstream iPhone SE. What's more, with all the best bits of a year ago's iPhone however without the weighty sticker price, the 2020 release vows to be a success among recognizing cell phone fans the world over

Indeed, the standard 64GB iPhone SE, accessible for pre-request currently, will cost just $535. So it's impressively less expensive than a year ago's iPhone 11, which begins at $932

,However, what's the new iPhone SE like? What highlights does it have? What's more, more critically

what highlights is it missing? We investigate to see whether the 2020 iPhone SE is unrealistic

iPhone SE

The iPhone SE looks a lot like an iPhone 8. So it has a physical home button and large bezels (edges) at the top and bottom, giving it a very familiar look and feel, particularly for long-time Apple fans and users who haven’t upgraded their phone in a few years.

But, it’s actually a bit of an upgrade on the iPhone 8. Although it looks a lot like Apple’s 2018 entry-level phone, the new iPhone SE comes with the A13 bionic chip processor found in the iPhone 11. This means that it’ll be lightning-fast, even if you have lots of power-hungry apps running at the same time.

And it has a significant camera upgrade too. Although it isn’t exactly the triple-lens powerhouse of the iPhone 11, the SE’s single-lens 12MP camera apparently comes with a pretty impressive portrait mode and uses machine learning to detect depth and faces.

Elsewhere, the physical home button doubles as a traditional fingerprint scanner for simple but effective smartphone security. And the phone has a waterproof rating of IP67, meaning it should survive in water for up to 30 minutes. So it should survive the rough and tumble of daily life without any major issues.

How much is the iPhone SE?

Here's the best bit, the entry-level iPhone SE comes with 64GB and costs  $535. That's a great price for a new iPhone, especially when you consider Apple's next cheapest iPhone, the iPhone 11, starts at $932