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The video reviews and compares the iPhone SE 3 and the iPhone 7, focusing on design, performance, and longevity. Both phones share a similar design, although the SE 3 has a more premium feel due to its glass back. The SE 3 includes modern features like True Tone and improved camera capabilities, such as 4K video at 60fps and portrait mode, which the iPhone 7 lacks. The SE 3's A15 Bionic chip with 4GB RAM significantly outperforms the iPhone 7's A10 Fusion chip with 2GB RAM, making it faster in various applications and promising longer software support. The presenter advises upgrading from an iPhone 7 to the SE 3 or other newer models like the iPhone 10 for better performance, battery life, and features, concluding that the iPhone 7 is outdated.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer compares the newly released iPhone SE 3 with the iPhone 7. They note that both phones look almost identical from the front, with the major visual difference being the lack of a white color option for the SE 3. The iPhone SE 3 includes True Tone capability, unlike the iPhone 7. The design critique highlights that despite six years of evolution, both models maintain a similar design, which they find somewhat outdated, particularly the home button presence on the SE 3.
The comparison points out that the iPhone SE 3 feels more premium due to its glass back, in contrast to the iPhone 7’s aluminum back. Both models have single-camera setups and similar button layouts, and both are IP certified. A significant difference lies in longevity; the iPhone 7, released in 2016, will likely only receive support up to iOS 16, whereas the iPhone SE 3, with its latest chipset, promises a longer lifespan of around five years, making it a better choice for longevity and future software support.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the performance of the iPhone SE3 and the iPhone 7. They start by recommending the iPhone SE3 for those needing a longer-lasting device and mention that users with an iPhone 7 might still get another year of use from it. The speaker then conducts a speed comparison, noting the chipset and RAM differences: the iPhone 7 has an A10 Fusion chip with 2GB of RAM, whereas the SE3 has an A15 Bionic chip with 4GB of RAM.
The speed tests begin with various applications. The iPhone SE3 consistently outperforms the iPhone 7 across multiple apps, including Phone Calls, Music, App Store, Mail, Camera, Photos, Clock, and Settings. For third-party applications such as Fruit Ninja and Snake vs Block, the SE3 is also significantly faster. Both devices run iOS 15.4, indicating that the performance difference is due to hardware improvements rather than software versions. The overall conclusion is that the iPhone SE3 offers noticeably better speed and performance compared to the iPhone 7.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the performance and features of the iPhone SE 3 to the iPhone 7. They highlight the significant performance improvements, with the SE 3 being notably faster. The camera differences are also discussed, mentioning that the SE 3 has a better overall camera system, including capabilities like 4K at 60fps and portrait mode, which the iPhone 7 lacks. The video concludes by recommending the upgrade from the iPhone 7 to the SE 3, or other newer iPhone models, for better performance, battery life, and features.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the dated nature of the iPhone 7, advising against purchasing it due to its outdated status. They suggest upgrading to at least an iPhone 10 for a much better experience and note that an iPhone 10 is also a significant upgrade from the iPhone 7 while being more budget-friendly than the latest models. The presenter concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and leave comments.