Apple iPhone SE 2020 Unboxing - All Colors! By Tim Schofield

Everyone Tim Schofield here and it's time to take a look at the new iPhone SE from Apple little strange that they're releasing a phone at such a low price point. However, it's pretty clear that they kept their production costs very low using older parts from different phones and, of course they slapped in that newer, a 13 processor inside not only do I have the red SE I also have the black in white color, so we're going to unbox, all three of them: throw them up side by side drop. A comment, let me know which color you actually like. The best you've been posting a lot of videos lately, and I've noticed that you guys are starting to comment more and more on the facial hair. So, yes, I will be shaving very soon before I do I'm, gonna, unbox, the SE and maybe post a test selfie on my Instagram, so you can go. Follow me there to check it out and if there are any phones, you want me to take the same selfie with to compare with just drop a comment.

Let me know the model you're looking to see it up against. So with that being said, let's go ahead and unbox the $400 phone from Apple, let's begin and first, I think Apple is really smart to come out with a device at this price point specifically because it gets more people in their platform in their ecosystem. Buying more of Apple services will quickly take off the packaging of all three aside from the photo on the front. The only thing different about the boxes is the Apple logo is a different color. Based on the model, you decided to go with I'll, let you know which one I like the best after seeing them as well.

Let's begin the unboxing, so I'm going to unbox the red variant, and we'll quickly take a look and see what comes in the box is setting this to the side. You'll see some red right here, I'll open up the others and see if there are differences. What comes in the box? This says product red from Apple, welcome to the iPhone, your sim ejection tool and, of course, your Apple stickers, taking out the iPhone, as you can tell Apple brought back touch ID, so they do have a fingerprint scanner yet again, and I do think. They're going to start reincorporating touch ID into products in the future, just my opinion. They might start having in-display fingerprint scanners.

That's just a hunch, no real evidence to back that. One up. First off it does include headphones kind of nice because this does not have a headphone jack so including lightning headphones is a plus. These are actually fit my ears, so that's kind of a bummer, but that's just because I've weird shaped ears overall, okay, USB type, A, two lightning cable. As expected, and your standard Apple power, brick, the other two boxes come with the exact same things inside, so I'm, not really going to show you that, except this product red sheet, giving you information about Apple's product red for support for HIV/aids.

Alright, let's move on to the phones and right away. If I'm going to pick a color even before I take the plastic off, it won't be the black I think it would be white or red overall. If I was going to choose one that I liked the most. Let's move on to the new S II, taking off some plastic revealing the color. Oh, let's just drop that there is the black model, definitely a more reflective back to it.

I kind of wish it was a matte black. All right. There is a look at the white very clean and sleek. Looking. Finally, the unique red color there we go and one thing I'm noticing right away with the different colors is the front- is all black, no matter what so the bezels on the front is black, no matter if you have the red white or, of course, the black.

Now, let's take a close look at the three different colors you'll notice on the white model. The trim around the lens is actually silver, as opposed to the red and black on the other, two phones on the back same silver, Apple logo and all three. However, the red model does say product red, no other text on the black or white model, inconsistent on the left side. You have your volume, rockers, red silver and black. Close-Up of the left side also make note of a small camera bump in this phone.

More quick difference, I noticed on the bottom. You have your speaker, microphone, lightning, connector outside the Lightning connector, you'll notice, a silver trim on the white model and a black trim on the black model. However, if I grab my red color you'll notice, a silver trim around the outside of that lightning connector and taking a look at the front after booting them up no difference between the three on the sides, you might notice the respective color, showing just a little. It is crazy to just feel how small this device actually is, in my hand, having a 4.7 inch display. However, it's also interesting to see such large bottom and top bezels.

It's been a while, since I've looked at a phone with those, so not many, but some subtle differences between the three different colors drop. A comment. Let me know which one you like the best after seeing all three colors I'm having trouble deciding if I want to go with the red or the white, maybe one of them will grow on me towards the end of the video, but I'm gonna actually run through the setup process, and only talk about anything that is noteworthy touch idea is back, let's go ahead and place our finger on I accidentally did press the home button there so just lightly go ahead and set our thumb on that fingerprint scanner. I'm hoping this better, be extremely fast, extremely accurate if they haven't gotten it down by now. There's a problem, however, in the past touch ID has been great, adjust your grip just go ahead and maybe place different parts of your thumb that fingerprint scanner giving slight subtle vibration feedback.

We are all done. One other thing I'm noticing is because of the smaller form factor. Typing is just a little more cramped, so that's gonna. Take some time to get used to my default route on display is on. You can change it later and display settings if you want which it changes.

The color of the display, based on the ambient lighting I, actually preferred it without true tone, display you'll notice. It gets cooler, but the colors are definitely more accurate when you have it off so just kind of keep that in mind. You need to go into settings afterwards, also noticing, with the display in general, that since it is an LCD, the quality's just not nearly as good as an OLED display, which I've been using a lot on my you know, higher and iPhones and Android phones. Alright, we're back to customizing a home button on an iPhone kind of crazy. You can just choose which one you like the best.

There is number two, let's say, number three, just the haptics and the feedback, a one's just a little lighter too getting a little stronger and three of the strongest there's, not that much different. Honestly I think I'd like to the best just kind of the middle ground, with the haptic feedback, and we're all done with the setup process. Welcome to iPhone. Here we go and just right away, even looking at the home screen, I'm noticing with the display. You know the quality is just gonna, be a little less.

So obviously it has the latest processor inside, but they did have to make some cuts in terms of the camera. The battery life is not gonna, be as good. The display is not gonna, be as good. However, you're going to have great performance, and this phone's going to last a while alright all set up with the iPhone SE, all three different colors on the home screen of iOS 13, the latest OS from Apple, and you can expect a lot of software updates going forward, especially because this does have the latest processor that the iPhone 11 has on the inside, and here's a look at the front of the iPhone SE that 4.7 inch display with those bezels on the top. You do have your earpiece front facing camera, and the bottom is that home button, so you could just go ahead and press it to go home or, of course, use it to unlock your phone now couple things to keep in mind: you don't touch the screen to wake it anymore.

You can just go ahead and press that middle button and, with your thumb rest, it will unlock right away. So just go ahead and press it or, of course you can press the power button to wake it and go to the lock screen. If you're on the lock screen. Take a look at that padlock up to the top I'm just going to go ahead and set my thumb down on it, and you'll see it is unlocked without leaving the lock screen. So if you want to go power, button set it down, it'll unlock it, and then you have to go ahead and press the button to go home.

A couple of other things to remember about the home button, because it's just been a while since they've been around. If you double tap the home button, it will get you to those recent apps to quickly swap between them, so just double tap and swap between apps. You can still swipe up to close them out, but not only that, but if you double press on that home button, don't press all the way in I guess just like lightly without pressing the actual button, just press twice, and it will put it in one handed mode. However, with the screen this size odds are you might not need that one handed mode anymore at $400, there are some really cool features that come with this phone. First, it has an ip67 rating, so it has that dust and water resistance, which gives you that peace of mind now flipping it over.

On the back with the camera, it has a 12 megapixel single lens you're, not gonna, get an ultra-wide camera. You're, not gonna, get a telephoto but jumping into the lens right here. Snapping a quick photo just simple: you do have your live photos as well, so pretty much the standard interface that Apple has been using. It does have portrait mode, however, which is really nice to see I'm curious to really test this out more to come, of course, with portrait mode and flipping it over to the front-facing camera. They do a portrait mode on the front with natural lighting stage, lighting, contour and all of those modes.

Also, since this has the latest 8:13 chip, one more nice feature that can be added to the camera is under video. So if we go into video, you can tap on 4k on the right side. You can bump it all the way up to 4k 60 in video, which is pretty crazy on a phone, that's $400 that you can record in 4k 60, so nice job Apple for including that also funny enough. It's a little strange, seeing iOS 13 without a not you'll, see the camera is right in the middle, as opposed to. Let me pull up my iPhone 11 Pro Max with the camera on the left side, so the Wi-Fi icon and mobile data moves over to the left and your battery icon stays on the right and just for fun.

Here's the 11pro max side-by-side with the new iPhone S II, just fairly interesting, to see the difference in the size between two and just want to give one more close-up of the three colors side-by-side I. Think, overall, if I had to choose, I'm going to go with the white simply because I think the blacks just a little too plain overall and I do like the red, however, I, actually like the silver accents that the white has. Overall, it just looks really nice and looks spotless when looking at the front of the phone I like seeing the silver accents on the side, as opposed to maybe the red or black ones. So, overall, this everything you want to talk about for now on the S II more to come, be sure to click that subscribe button, like I, said: I'll post a selfie leader on my Instagram, so that will be linked down below hope. You enjoyed the video if you did be sure to give it a thumbs up, as always guys.

Thank you very much for watching.

Source : Tim Schofield