If you ever wanted a spare iPhone, for whatever reason at all, you'll be pleased to learn that you can get the iPhone SE 2 for a low price of just $130.70.
iPhone SE 2 with 64GB Storage, Black, Fully Unlocked Available for Just $130.70 - Extremely Limited Stock
Since this is a renewed device, you can rest assured that it has been thoroughly inspected to function like a new one. This device ships with at least 80% or more battery health which is good enough for most people with regular usage. And, this phone is fully unlocked for use on any carrier of your choice.
Buy Apple iPhone SE 2nd Generation, US Version, 64GB, Black - Unlocked (Renewed) - $130.70
Even in 2023, the iPhone SE 2 is a very, very fast phone. It packs the A13 Bionic chip, the same one found in the iPhone 11 Pro. This means this phone is able to do stuff a 'Pro' iPhone can in an extremely slim and tiny form-factor.
With its 4.7-inch Retina display, this phone is comfortable for one handed use. You also get a Home button under that display, which will take you straight to the home screen no matter where you are in iOS. This Home button also features Touch ID, allowing you to unlock your phone and authenticate payments.
With its glass back, this phone feels premium. But that back is not just for show - it also allows wireless charging at speeds of up to 7.5W. Just place it on any Qi charger and it will start juicing up instantly. Wired charging is handled using Lightning and it supports charging speeds of up to 18W.
At the back you'll find a fantastic 12-megapixel camera that can record 4K 60 frames per second video as well. The front camera is 7-megapixel and takes fantastic photos and even records excellent video when needed.
Last but not the least, this phone runs iOS 17. Make sure you update it to the latest version by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
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