The iPhone SE (2020) certainly stirred the pot when it landed a couple of months ago. Its looks may be dated and even unattractive by today’s standards, but that doesn’t change the fact that it rocks powerful, modern-day internals, and starts at $400. Unfortunately, that tiny body can only hold that big of a battery, and it quickly became apparent that, with the powerful A13 processor on board, battery life can be a bit short.Now, considering the type of customer the iPhone SE (2020) is aimed at, this shouldn’t be a big of an issue. With regular, sparing use, without heavy gaming or media ...
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