You don't normally see a new iPhone deeply discounted at a major US carrier or authorized third-party retailer without a long list of requirements just a couple of months after its commercial debut, but of course, is hardly what we'd call a "normal" product.Released more than four years after the original 4-inch iPhone SE with a design clearly inspired by 2017's iPhone 8, the 4.7-inch handset goes directly up against mid-range Android soldiers like Samsung's at a recommended price of $400 and up.
But while the exterior screams outdated mediocrity, ...