Launched in April, the iPhone SE is a cross of the iPhone 8 and iPhone 11 -- It takes design cues from the iPhone 8 and ships with hardware and features of the iPhone 11-series. The phone’s has a 4.7-inch HD retina display, glass-metal construction, touch ID for biometric, and ingress protection (IP67) for water and dust resistance.
Imaging is covered by a 12-megapixel primary sensor on the back and a 7MP sensor on the front. The phone boasts most of the camera features that are part of iPhone 11-series, including portrait mode with depth controls, quick take and 4K video recording. The phone is the cheapest iPhone to come with 4K video support.
The phone ships with iOS 13, which Apple claims to be the most privacy focus operating system available on smartphones. Some other features that the phone support include: true tone screen that dynamically adjusts the white balance, haptic touch feedback, augmented reality support, stereo audio recording, WiFi 6, audio sharing and eSIM support for dualSIM operations.