Only early in the game to know if there will be issues but so far so good.

Bought one where to the children. Super easy operating system that they understand without the hug's hugs, hassles and billions of setup options. Good with limitations like parent to set, from surf to purchase in apps and downloads. Good format for children with small fingers.

I tried a couple of cheaper fones to see if smart would work with my being restricted to use of only my right hand though dominant experiment filed but now one is expected to read and respond to mails instantly I just had to get into 21st century.

Well-built and with a great camera and fantastic battery life, the iPhone SE is the small phone to buy

Great performance; Great battery life; Gorgeous build quality

Touch ID is slower than on the latest iPhones; No 3D Touch

Update : We're still waiting for the iPhone SE 2 to come and usurp the SE, but it's not all over for this handset as Apple's just confirmed it will get an upgrade to iOS 11 later this year. Why should you care about the iPhone SE?

As you'd expect from Apple this is a quality product. Bought it to replace my Galaxy Note 4 which was just too big really. This is a neat size - not too bulky.

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way to expensive

If you want a powerful small smartphone, the iPhone SE is by far your best choice. It is both smaller and faster than its viable Android competitors, the 4.7-inch Alcatel One Touch Idol 3 4.7 and the 5-inch HTC One A9 .

Fast; Very good battery life; Easy to use with a single hand

Low-res front-facing camera; Lacks the latest Wi-Fi capabilities

With the same design and 4in screen, the iPhone SE brings the iPhone 5S bang up to date, and at a price that's a lot more affordable than an iPhone 6S. Here's our iPhone SE review.

An iPhone with no number in its model name? That'll be the new iPhone SE , which ditches the number 5 but retains everything that iPhone 5 and 5S owners loved about their 4in phones - and upgrades all the bits which are out of date.