Is the iPhone SE (2nd Gen) still worth buying?

Yes if you want a small, cheap iPhone with a home button and do not need 5G. Check the battery health on any used unit, since the battery is small and ages.

How is it different from the iPhone SE (3rd Gen)?

The 3rd Gen looks the same but adds 5G and the A15 chip. The 2nd Gen is cheaper used and fine for light use, but the 3rd Gen will get software updates longer.

Does it support wireless charging?

Yes. It charges on Qi wireless pads and supports fast charging with a USB-C power adapter sold separately.

What comes in the box?

Retail boxes include the phone, a Lightning cable and documentation. Apple stopped including a power adapter with this model, so you need your own charger.

Is it unlocked for any carrier?

Unlocked units work with GSM and CDMA carriers and support nano-SIM plus eSIM. Confirm the listing says unlocked before buying.

Prices are lowest on used and refurbished units after new iPhone launches. Compare listings by battery health and storage, since 64 GB models sell for less than 128 GB ones.

Where can I buy the Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) 64GB?

3 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Back Market, Walmart.

Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) 64GB

Last price we saw

$118.88at Walmart, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) 64GB

The iPhone SE (2nd Gen) is Apple's 2020 budget phone: an A13 Bionic chip and a 12 MP camera inside the body of an iPhone 8. It keeps the 4.7-inch screen, Touch ID home button and Lightning port, and adds wireless charging and IP67 water resistance. It is the last small iPhone with a home button, and its 4G-only modem and 64 GB base storage are the main limits. It is no longer sold new by Apple, so current prices depend on the used and refurbished market.

Best forBuyers who want a small phone with a home buttonBudget shoppers who want iOS and long software supportPeople who prefer Touch ID over Face ID