Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen)
Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) Price in United States
The Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) price in Sri Lanka is Rs. 35,000. The international price (India, USA, UK & most other countries) is around $100, based on current retailer listings.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Excellent performance for its price point
- Compact and familiar design with Touch ID
- Great camera for photos and 4K video
- IP67 water and dust resistance
- Long software support from Apple
- Affordable entry into the Apple ecosystem
Cons
- Outdated design with thick bezels
- LCD display, not OLED
- Smaller battery life compared to newer iPhones
- Single rear camera lacks versatility (e.g., ultrawide)
- No Face ID
- No 5G connectivity
In The Box & Warranty
- iPhone SE (2nd Gen)
- Lightning to USB-A Cable
- Documentation (manuals, Apple stickers)
For a used device, warranty typically depends on the seller or any remaining original Apple warranty.
Questions & Answers
What is the release date of the iPhone SE (2nd Gen)?
The iPhone SE (2nd Gen) was officially released on April 24, 2020.
Does the iPhone SE (2nd Gen) have Touch ID or Face ID?
The iPhone SE (2nd Gen) features Touch ID, a fingerprint sensor integrated into the home button, rather than Face ID.
What iOS version does the iPhone SE (2nd Gen) support?
The iPhone SE (2nd Gen) launched with iOS 13.4 and is upgradable to iOS 27, demonstrating Apple's commitment to long-term software support for this model.
Is the iPhone SE (2nd Gen) waterproof?
The iPhone SE (2nd Gen) has an IP67 rating, meaning it is dust and water-resistant, capable of withstanding immersion in up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes.
What are the main advantages of the iPhone SE (2nd Gen)?
Key advantages include its powerful A13 Bionic chip, compact design, excellent camera for its class, IP67 water resistance, and its affordability as an entry point into the Apple ecosystem.
What was included in the box when the iPhone SE (2nd Gen) was new?
Originally, a new iPhone SE (2nd Gen) came with the phone itself, a Lightning to USB-A cable, a 5W USB Power Adapter, EarPods with Lightning Connector, and documentation. However, Apple later removed the power adapter and EarPods for environmental reasons.
