In an unusual move, Apple updated its iPhone line mid-cycle this year. It introduced the iPhone SE, a lower-cost and compact alternative to the iPhone 6s that directly replaces the iPhone 5s.
It’s a smaller, more affordable iPhone than the lead models. It may also entice buyers who wouldn’t have considered buying the iPhone 5s because it was ‘old’.
Like any iPhone, the iPhone SE is not a budget phone, though. But then neither is the Samsung Galaxy S7, the latest Android smartphone from Cupertino’s arch rival. Oddly, Samsung hasn’t offered a ‘mini’ version of its Galaxy flagship range since the S5 Mini leaving us to compare Apple’s small, single-handed phone against Samsung’s bigger, two-handed titan.
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