Yes

Yes I am still using it along with 11 pro

@@anonymouskid6569 hi. How's the battery? How long does it last

@@WTI00 battery has always been a problem in IOS device nothing much to say about it but till I use it for editing and storage purpose it’s good for me battery is fine accordingly to 2016

Why

do you think its still worth getting? i need an iphone and cant afford the new models

I’m still using it.

@@zuzannax8015 i have one .. but i don't recommend it .... It was amazing back a days but not anymore ..

@Daniel Walder but newer is ugly .. all of them

Still worth.

how screen on time are u getting now ?

"Real" Cameras still have a use. For people who like to adjust way more technological aspects, than you could on your phone for example. Or for people who like to zoom further and better. Optical zoom on phone cams is almost none existing and digital zoom is always a loss of quality. My little camcorder from Panasonic has a 60x optical zoom. If I want to film a bird mom, feeding their babies up there in a tree, 50 meters away from me, then I can easily do that and the picture still looks crisp. As if I would stand right next to the nest and would hold my camera directly into their faces. Also, bigger cam sensors mean more shooting opportunities, especially in low light situations. Finally: How is your external storage working on your iPho..oh, sorry. I forgot (just kidding)

Only difference is the 2016 one is marginally darker in lower light situations. But I also think the images of greenery and sky in bright light looks better on the 2016 SE with more muted and bold colors.

@@jzen1455 righttt. i think the iphone SE 2016 doesn’t have night mode just like 6S. so when you take a picture in a low light, the result will looks darker and noisy.

@@rezaalif3045 I use an app called ProCam that has night mode that also allows manual adjustments. It helps a tad but it's definitely not as good as the built-in night mode that other iPhones have.

Agreed, For My Opinion, SE 2020 Make It Like Cartoonish

That’s not how it works bud. You can’t edit the se night photos because it will just boost the noise, and the the new de is combining exposures to make a dynamic photo so you can’t just boost the exposure on the se to make it brighter without blowing the highlights and bringing up shadows adds more noise to the photo

I am not talking about night time shots. In daylight if you use HDR on Se first generation and then tap the edit button on the native photos app you can get it to look exactly the same without much noise. Also you can get HDR app that can make that difference even smaller.

@@videomaker8532 I am not talking about night time shots. In daylight if you use HDR on Se first generation and then tap the edit button on the native photos app you can get it to look exactly the same without much noise. Also you can get HDR app that can make that difference even smaller.

@@videomaker8532 I am not talking about night time shots. In daylight if you use HDR on Se first generation and then tap the edit button on the native photos app you can get it to look exactly the same without much noise. Also you can get HDR app that can make that difference even smaller.

That's not how it works my guy if you edit the photos it looks even worse and the iPhone se 2016 is way worse than the new one

Close. Let's go bowling.

That's not a flex-

@@lovxii6365 it is

Dzięki, i dobrze słyszysz! Coś tam chyba przebudowują w Zgierzu, ale co dokładnie to nie powiem 😁

It depends which one/zależy którego masz na myśli 😁

@@MGalaxy IPhone se 2016

@@kasiakwiatuszek4916 wiele zależy od tego jak używasz telefonu, ale generalnie powiedziałbym, że już słabo się opłaca. W przeciągu kolejnych kilku lat telefon może przestać otrzymywać aktualizacje i jednak widać, że jest już trochę stary (aparat). Chociaż jako przejściowy smartfon lub dla bardzo mało wymagąjącej osoby może się nadać, ich ceny są w sumie atrakcyjne.