While the recent Apple media event didn’t have the conventional fanfare that typically comes with new product bulletins, the recently launched iPhone SE is unquestionably a unit worth getting psyched about. Although early speculations of those who review and sell iPhones painted the iPhone SE as just the reinvented version of the iPhone 5s, the SE, as it so happens,

features virtually all the same power and sophisticated technology as the iPhone 6s. For users of iPhone 5 and 5s who’ve been reluctant to upgrade to Apples bigger units, the SE is a godsend. Thanks to faster Wi-Fi connection and LTE elements to a remarkable camera system, the SE will most likely spur a brand new influx of iPhone advancements.

Back to Work

Here is the thing about a small phone: it drives you to perform the right things with the appropriate medium. For some, using the iPhone 6 enabled them to defer several tasks they would usually have carried out on the phone to their tablet or computer. However, doing these tasks using a bigger phone lulls you right into a feeling of false productivity, making you believe

that it’s actually faster to complete work on a single, all-encompassing unit. On the other hand, iPhone SE users feel that the smaller phone provides them with the right work pattern. For instance, youll naturally restrict your consumption to what feels suitable on the four-inch screen, which can be not as much as what feels appropriate on a 5.5-inch unit. This means you no longer need to half-read a piece of a document or feel annoyed by long emails.

You wont need to force yourself to take on the tasks that can, but typically shouldn’t, be completed using a smartphone. Rather, you use your tablet or computer. And even adding the transition time, you will most certainly get stuff completed in half the time.

Level of Comfort

The iPhone SE provides the comfort of knowing that the unit is safe in your hands. Its slim, light, and compact. Its much less slippery as the bigger iPhones. You’ll be able to pinch it between two fingers without worrying that it will slither and fall. It offers you the peace of mind of knowing that you’ll be able to use the device to its full advantage even with one hand.

Price Relevance

The iPhone SE isn’t just Apple’s least expensive unit, but it’s a fairly cost-effective smartphone. Some might hesitate at the conventional design, or get frustrated with a few specs, but at less than $400, it’s in a position to reach a percentage of the market that wouldn’t even consider buying an iPhone. This gives Apple not just the chance to bring in more buyers, but to guarantee unit owners updating their devices can take advantage of the company’s latest advancements and user experience.

Safety Measures

As weve seen with the variety of court orders issued to the company in the past year, older iPhone units are susceptible to intrusions in ways that newer devices are presumptively not. A lot of that added protection comes through Apple’s Secure Enclave. Generating this structure available at a rather lower cost indicates that people with older devices can have an easier time updating their device. It appears that Apple, with the iPhone SE, has provided the market with a valuable addition toan already powerful device lineup.