We again would recommend that unless you've found either of these phones for a particularly good price, you check out the new iPhone SE (2022) or the iPhone 11 which have taken their place as Apple's budget options this year. It also offers longer battery life than the iPhone SE and slimmer bezels.
Plus, even though the iPhone SE costs $100 less than the iPhone XR, the former offers more speed and better cameras, thanks to the A13 Bionic chip.Īssuming you can find one on a steep discount, the iPhone XR could be the right phone for you if you prefer a larger 6.1-inch display and like the idea of using Face ID to unlock your phone. If you prefer a smaller phone, the iPhone SE is the best phone for you. Winner: iPhone XR iPhone SE vs iPhone XR: Overall winnerĭeciding between the iPhone SE and iPhone XR comes down to a few key factors. If you prefer charging without cords, the iPhone SE and iPhone XR both support the best wireless chargers with up to 7.5W of power. You’ll need pay $19 for an 20W USB-C power adapter and another $19 for a USB-C to Lightning cable if you want to get to 50% power in 30 minutes. You should also benefit from less latency when using augmented reality apps.īoth the iPhone XR and iPhone SE support fast wired charging but neither offer that charger in the box.
So you should expect faster app load times as well as smoother gaming when playing more demanding titles. The iPhone SE houses Apple’s fast A13 Bionic processor, the same chip found inside the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro. Winner: iPhone SE iPhone SE vs iPhone XR: Performance Both of those features are reserved for the pricier iPhone 11 and iPhone 12. Just keep in mind that neither the iPhone SE nor iPhone XR feature a Night mode for taking pictures in low light or a ultra-wide angle lens.
On the video front, the iPhone SE and iPhone XR are both capable of shooting up to 4K video at 60 fps, but only the iPhone SE has extended dynamic range, which delivers better highlights and shadow details (albeit only up to 30 fps). For example, you get a Smart HDR feature that’s smart enough to recognize people and deliver better highlights to faces. The iPhone SE also also benefits from the image signal processor that’s unique to the A13 Bionic chip inside that phone. IPhone SE (2020) (Image credit: Tom's Guide)
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