Universal device for wireless control appliances (TV, audio system, air humidifier, professional camera, etc.) directly from your iPhone or iPad.
First of all, it is intended to replace the whole bunch of remotes that are available at home. And secondly, to exclude the purchase of specialized remote controls for equipment that was not equipped with them (for example, DSLR cameras).
may well be the first budget step towards a smart home. It is a smart, stylish and compact device that combines IR data technology and Bluetooth LE ( low energy- high energy efficiency).
works at a distance of up to 50 meters in open space. This is much more than in classic IR modules found in remotes. remote control. The average remote control works within a radius of 5 meters. And the signal quality will be much better.
To use the device, it is enough to install the necessary equipment next to the IR receiver. To fix the module, a double-sided reusable adhesive tape is used (two squares of adhesive tape are included in the kit for one module). So it will not be difficult to place it on a vertical surface, since the dimensions of the device are quite compact - only 30 x 30 x 10 mm.
Responsible for autonomy is a compact common battery CR2032, providing more than one year battery life devices.
can be used with TVs, Blue-ray and stereo audio systems, air conditioners and any other devices with an infrared port on board. Also, this small gadget is compatible with SLR cameras.
Branded application for iOS and Android (and in the future for Windows phone) provides access not only to a basic set of buttons for controlling appliances, but also to intelligent scripts that allow you to automate the process of starting / turning off home devices. For example, when the owner appears in the area of the room with acoustics, the playlist will immediately start playing or the radio will turn on. If you are away from home, then you no longer need to worry about the TV or acoustics being turned off. Devices will respond to your presence!
The application supports notifications, has a list of all connected, timers, many customizable button and action templates.
Developers are constantly working on the extension functionality application and a list of supported devices. Compatible with iPhone 4s and later and iPad 3rd generation and earlier.
The device will be available in three colors - black, white and gray. For one, the developers are asking $27. For two you need to pay $49 (save 10%), and for a set of five pieces - $99 (save 25%). International shipping is already included in the price of the device.
On the this moment Fundraising on the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform is coming to an end. The developers managed to raise an amount 25% more than required to start production.
lies with the screen off- this is done on purpose so that this drawback is not evident.Framework not black iPhone 7- white. Screen off iPhone 7 - black and the white frames are perfectly visible in off condition. - Which does not prevent us from admiring the design of the iPhone 7.
2. The display of the iPhone 7 does not hold water. This is an outdated IPS matrix that has not changed since 2014. At the same time, there are much brighter, richer and more energy-efficient AMOLED screens with a higher pixel density (resolution). The benefits of AMOLED have already been realized by Samsung, Xiaomi, Google and other large companies. For comparison: the Xiaomi Mi 4c ($185) has a Full HD screen with a higher pixel density than the iPhone 7.
It is not necessary to compare matrices by density - but do you catch the differences? - The pixel density on the matrix on the iPhone 7 is perfect. (WITH)
3. The iPhone 7's central home button is a dinosaur from the past. iPhone users don't need the Taptic Engine and Force Touch, they don't even really need a fingerprint scanner. All you need is an ergonomic back button (like on Android smartphones). , forcing in applications each time from above the finger is pulled to the virtual "Back" button. On Android, this problem has long been solved through additional ergonomic buttons "Back" and "List of applications".
The iPhone 7's central home button is one button. And not a bunch of buttons "Back", "List of applications" and so on and so forth.
Perhaps the iPhone 8 will even get rid of this one button altogether. - There will be no way back. (WITH)
4. No infrared port. infrared port v top smartphones samsung galaxy S5, S6 became the standard. It is convenient and versatile when your smartphone is also a TV remote control. At home, you switch channels, at work you set up the air conditioner, and at the bar you make the hockey broadcast quieter. Where is this technology in the iPhone 7?
Where there will soon be an infrared port itself - in the dustbin of history.
5. No 3.5mm jack. Apple explains this by switching to digital audio and freeing up space in the phone case. Not very convincing. Why was there always enough space for Sony and Samsung and everyone else?
V next their Samsung smartphones and dozens of Chinese brands have already announced rejection of the 3.5 mm jack. - What else can I say then?!
6. No version with two SIM cards. 2 sims in conditions developing countries is convenient. This is no longer a separate exotic option. It is a necessity and a standard. Samsung, Meizu, Xiaomi, LG all release dual SIM versions. Alas, Apple is not.
Perhaps Apple will start releasing some models for "conditions developing countries", but probably faster conditions in developing countries will change.
7. Lack of opportunity expanding volumes internal memory . The iPhone does not support microSD cards. And this is done so that poor buyers pay $ 100 for additional gigabytes, although in reality it should not cost them even $ 25. Archaism, inconvenience and just deceit. Now even an $80 phone can boast support for memory cards.
Apple does not guarantee that the "left memory" you inserted, which you bought somewhere cheaper, can function normally in your smartphone. Apple cares about you. (WITH)
8.No support for fast charging. Competitors have long been putting batteries in their smartphones that are 2 times more capacious, which charge in the same time as a regular iPhone 7. It’s really convenient when you come home to put on samsung charger Galaxy S7. And after 20 minutes, he already gained 30-40% of the charge.
Problems Samsung with explosions and fires on models that support fast charging show that fast charging is still a "raw" (for all its flammability) technology. Apple cares about your safety. (WITH)
9. Brushed metal, shiny aluminum, glass on the back - we've seen it all since 2014. Sony Z2, Meizu Pro 6 - it seems that Apple drew inspiration from them. It turns out that the iPhone is catching up, not setting new design standards. Even the new black color is a milestone in the evolution of Android smartphones - take a look at Sony Xperia Z5 Premium Black.
Apple's new black one is just a blast. (WITH)
10. The heart rate and oxygen saturation sensor is the most convenient thing for all those who monitor their health. The Samsung Galaxy S7 has these sensors and is cheaper than the Apple iPhone 7.
Apple iPhone 7 has a lot of sensors and programs that monitor your health.
But is it worth turning a smartphone into a mobile medical laboratory or a syringe? (C)
11. iPhone 7 is unreasonably expensive - $ 649, and this is in the USA. With the cost of all components (about $ 200), it is completely disrespectful to set such a price.
But people will buy - no one doubts. In Belarus, you can even issue a loan - "For the purchase of an iPhone." For 10 years.
Judge for yourself - for one iPhone 7 you can buy:
- Brand new 48” TV with WI-FI
- Fresh 17” laptop with powerful processor and 1TB hard drive.
- Regular Android smartphone with 4-core processor + Chromebook + smart watch+ fitness bracelet + VR helmet.
And there's more left over for cakes.
For many, the usual push-button Nokia is enough. (WITH)
Here not only for cakes, here and on snack will remain. Even in Belarus.
12. You came to a friend's house with a smartphone and want to show photos from a recent trip on a large LG TV. Using android smartphone- this can be done in 2 clicks using Screen Mirroring (or DLNA). If you have an iPhone 7, your friend will only view photos on a 4.7-inch screen.
This is not true. If the TV is on the network (whether the Internet or DLNA) then pictures on the TV can also be shown with only iPhone 7.
13. You can always make an iPhone interface from an Android smartphone by installing it in 2 clicks Google Play, for example - One Launcher. But not vice versa - it is difficult to make a semblance of the Android interface from the iPhone 7. The user has no freedom of choice.
I agree. A rare iPhone 7 user will want to have a semblance of an Android interface. (WITH)
14. Diagonal and dimensions of the phone do not correspond to modern trends. Let's compare the dimensions of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (153 x 74 x 8 mm) and iPhone 7 Plus (158 x 77 x 7 mm) - it turns out that with a larger screen diagonal (5.7 inches), the Note 7 is physically smaller than the iPhone 7 Plus (screen diagonal size is 5.5 inches). Apple - how is this possible?
Samsung Galaxy Note 7? - No need to mention this model at all. Forget her. Now they won't let her on the plane. Then they will start to give in ... uh ... face.
15. It's really hard to install non-AppStore apps on iPhone 7. Everything is really complicated and closed there. For example, on Android, send your favorite song to a friend via Bluetooth and hacked Navitel is as easy as shelling pears. but such functionality can only be expected in iOS 20, not before.
Such a functionality never don't get on the iPhone. Apple is thinking about keeping you out of jail. (WITH)
16. Dual camera - we have already seen this in the LG G5. Who stole this idea from whom is not clear - however, many users have been enjoying the dual camera for more than six months. Unfortunately, it does not bring a significant improvement in picture quality.
Unfortunately, it does not bring a significant improvement in picture quality? - That's why now it is not on the iPhone. Apple doesn't put anything on the iPhone that isn't essential yet. (WITH)
17. Waterproof phones appeared back in 2014. And only 2 years later, Apple thought of adopting this feature.
Well, for this it was necessary get rid of the plug 3.5 mm jack Apple and did.
18. Lack of innovation. If you now have an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6s, it’s not clear why you should buy new phone 7th series. Faster processor? No. Since the old one was enough with a margin. Screen? He stayed the same. Design? Looks like 2 drops of water. Only a new color remains - polished black.
Thanks to the fact that Apple released the iPhone 6 with a big screen, a good camera and the same price, its smartphone turned out to be very successful, even more than the iPhone 5S. It's good that there were no more experiments like iPhone 5C models. However, Apple still faces serious competition, no matter what the company's marketers do. And now there's the Galaxy S6.
That's why I offer a small list of 6 features that the Galaxy S6 has and does not have in the iPhone 6. And I will not talk about the obvious - Apple's smartphone does not have that much random access memory and runs on a dual-core processor, while the S6 received 3GB of RAM and an eight-core 64-bit processor. Let's look deeper for differences.
1.Quad HD display
Samsung has unveiled a new 5.1-inch Super AMOLED display with an amazing Quad HD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels. To date, this best display in the mobile market and the Galaxy S6 proudly demonstrates best performance your screen.
2. Optical image stabilization
For the first time in history Galaxy line S, Samsung has equipped its flagship with an image stabilization system and this time it is not digital. The Galaxy S6 camera will now shoot with good quality regardless of the shaking and trembling of your hands.
3. Wide-angle front camera with f/1.9 and high resolution
In the latest smartphone, Apple has improved the capabilities of the front camera quite a lot, but it is still very far from the 5-megapixel selfie camera of the Galaxy S6, which already has an f / 1.9 aperture, shoots in HDR mode in real time, takes a photo at 120 degrees. Wide-angle selfie photos are amazing.
4. Heart rate monitor
The heart rate monitor is located along with the flash to the left of the camera module on the back of the Galaxy S6. Very simple and very convenient system - just put your finger on the sensor, launch the S Health app. By the way, right there you can find out information from the built-in pedometer, there is a calorie counter, fitness tips and other features.
5. Remote control (IR port)
Samsung in the Galaxy S6 has again installed an IR port, which will still be more useful than the built-in heart rate monitor, since we can make a universal remote control from a smartphone. The iPhone 6 can't do that.
6. Wireless charging
The built-in sleek body of the Galaxy S6 hides many useful features, including support for wireless charging of any of the available standards.
Apple is reportedly preparing a new gadget called the iPhone 6S, which is due to be announced in October this year. From rumors we learned specifications smartphone. Some of them claim that Cupertino will abandon the physical home button, and others that the iPhone 6S will get a larger battery and an improved 13-megapixel camera.
We don't know exactly what Apple has in store for us, but we can put together a list of features that Apple should bring to the new iPhone.
Long distance wireless charging
Wireless charging technology has been used by other mobile device manufacturers for several years, but it's hard to say that it works perfectly. The device should lie directly on the charger, which is connected to a power outlet via a cable. The point is that in reality wireless charger such is not. Now some companies have made significant progress in this area. For example, Energous claims that their Wattup Transmitters can charge devices up to 5 meters away.
Fast charging and powerful battery
In the same way, companies are working on mobile device battery life issues. Many have tried to reduce the size of the battery while maintaining its capacity. At the moment, the developer has managed to reduce the charging time to a few minutes. And some scientists think they can fit a week's charge into a graphene battery the same size as a conventional battery. A battery that can charge quickly and last a whole week is the dream of many.
Waterproof
Today, many mobile devices are able to work even under water. For example, the Apple Watch smartwatch is waterproof with an X7 rating. For now, we can only hope that the company's new iPhone will be IP67 water-resistant. This would allow the device to work in the rain, in the shower, or even shoot video underwater without any problems.
Camera with OIS support
The iPhone has always had a great camera, but today every Android smartphone has built-in optical stabilization. For example, the LG G4, with its excellent camera that supports OIS+ technology, is capable of capturing sharp photos and videos. iPhone 6S should get a camera with the same technology and beat the competition in all respects. In addition, along with iOS 8, the company introduced a number of new features, such as time lapse and slow motion at 240 fps, but did not provide special tools. It would be nice to have a full-featured media editor with which we could control the playback speed or change the size and resolution of photos in order to save precious memory on the device.
MicroSD support and file transfer
Since the release of the first iPhone in 2007, the size operating system and memory consumption by applications have grown significantly. Add to that an 8-megapixel camera that takes 2MB pictures. Now 16GB is not enough for normal use. Not everyone can afford a 64GB and 128GB iPhone model. It would be nice to have support for a microSD card slot.
Transfer files without iTunes, built-in file manager
iTunes is the most inconvenient tool to transfer files on iPhone. This should be much easier. Competitors Apple use the basic drag and drop capabilities that the iPhone so desperately needs. Mac has Finder, Windows has File Explorer, and Android has plenty of third-party file managers. iOS users do not have such tools in their arsenal for organizing documents, photos and videos on the device, so we hope that the Cupertino people will take care of this.
Front speakers
Speakers on the front of the device first became popular on HTC smartphones. While the sound was excellent, many criticized the devices for being significantly larger than the competition in that screen size. A similar thing happened with the iPhone, which has a large physical home button. It was because of this button that Apple could not reduce the size of devices. But then Motorola began to implement the idea of front speakers in their smartphones and many other manufacturers followed suit. At this point, it became clear that you don't need huge speakers to get great sound.
Unlock your device with voice and gestures
People don't like buttons, many have begun to understand this. It is very important to have special buttons for full reset mobile device, but it would be great to minimize their number in daily use. Motorola, for example, has taken smartphone navigation to the next level with Active Display and Voice Wake. In order to unlock the screen, you can say a passphrase or simply lift the device. No more pressing any buttons to see the time or notifications. LG has introduced the ability to double-tap the display, which allows you to unlock or lock the gadget without touching the power button.
Could Apple come up with a more convenient and intuitive way to unlock the next iPhone?
Customizable Home Button Features
All of the functions and features mentioned above use the power efficient cores that are already present in the iPhone. Also in this gadget there is a “Home” button, which is able to distinguish between physical pressing and tapas. Why doesn't Apple expand the functionality of this button so that we can double tap like on Macbook trackpads instead of double tap and long press on the iPhone. Why doesn't the fingerprint scanner use power efficient cores to recognize fingerprints when the screen is off? I would like to see the development of the company's smartphones in this direction.
IR port for home appliances control
Today, most people have televisions, DVD players, music systems, and many other appliances. There are many remotes on the table to control all the electronics, each of which needs regular battery changes. Your smartphone, which has a constantly charged battery, is just next to you. He has a smart software, which is able to send signals to any device. Does it make sense to equip all all phones with capabilities universal remote control management? I think yes.
It may be too much for the next iPhone, but a company like Apple, which is known for all the innovative products, it will not be difficult to bring a few of our ideas to life.
Enlarging screens is a general trend in the smartphone market. While the first devices of the modern era (that is, the early iPhones and Android devices) were equipped with screens with a diagonal of 3.5-3.7 inches, today the majority of offers in the upper price category have screens from 5.2 inches and above. Of all manufacturers, perhaps only Apple resisted these changes, and although the main line of iPhones eventually grew to 4.7 inches, in general it was still a rather cautious step.
It's hard to pinpoint exactly why Apple has been so conservative in this aspect of its product upgrades, but two things are clear here. First, the design of the iPhone, which includes a round home button at the bottom of the front panel and a roughly the same size on the top, makes it difficult to install an equally big screen, as in many Android devices similar to the iPhone (of any generation) in size.
Secondly, if Apple assumed that part of the audience was simply used to the compact iPhone, then the reaction to the iPhone 6 to some extent confirmed this assumption. Although for the most part the public perceived the "six" extremely positively, there were also dissatisfied voices. After all, if the four-inch screen in the iPhone 5 has not yet interfered with using the device with one hand, then sticking to the old habit with the iPhone 6 has already become problematic for many. In addition, this time the increase in dimensions was not compensated by a decrease in the mass of the device. As a result, a niche for a new compact model has clearly formed over the two successive generations of the iPhone.
On the other hand, with the iPhone SE, Apple is making a second attempt to play in a more affordable price segment after the iPhone 5c, which at one time made a mixed impression and is unlikely to become a commercially successful enterprise - judging by the fact that it has not received heirs since then. now, and on the street you rarely see a person with an iPhone 5c, unlike the army of owners of the iPhone 5s, iPhone 5 and even earlier. iPhone SE in the role of a conditionally budget iPhone looks more promising, since it is not inferior to the iPhone 6s either in exterior quality or in most of its functionality.
Apple also may not be afraid that the iPhone SE will draw too much of the potential owners of the iPhone 6s, the profit from which, no doubt, is higher than from the iPhone SE. Indeed, enough time has passed since the release of the 6s that the iPhone SE could no longer ruin the launch, and in terms of design, the compact device does not represent anything fundamentally new.
⇡ Specifications
iPhone SE is equipped with exactly the same system-on-chip Apple A9, which debuted in the iPhone 6s. And despite the compact body and less capacious battery, the SoC also runs at 1.85 GHz. As a result, relative to the iPhone 5s with its Apple A7, the novelty has taken a big step in terms of increasing power: here both increased clock frequencies and an increased number of instructions executed per clock.
Apple claims that the iPhone SE also has better battery life than the iPhone 5s, which is to be expected given the 28nm vs. the screen, not the SoC, is the main power consumer in a smartphone.
The iPhone SE, like the iPhone 6s, is equipped with 2GB of LPDDR4 memory, and the storage is available in two options - 16 or 64GB, while the 128GB version remains the prerogative of the iPhone 6s.
The second significant difference between the two models lies in the channel cellular communication. The iPhone SE has the same modem and transceiver as the iPhone 6, and compared to the iPhone 5s, this is already a big improvement. In addition to higher bandwidth in 3G and LTE networks, this gives the phone support for Russian LTE frequencies in all models. But, unlike the iPhone 6s, there is a specificity here: the A1723 model, intended for official sale in Russia, is compatible with LTE bands 3, 7, 20 and 38 - that is, all used by our operators. Those who like to save money if they can bring a phone from the USA should keep in mind that the A1662 model, which is not tied to any of the American operators, supports only LTE Band 3 and Band 20, and you first need to find out if your operator has such bands in your city.
On the side of the iPhone SE is also faster Wi-Fi with support for the IEEE 802.11ac protocol. iPhone 6s, in turn, provides twice as much throughput WiFi networks and LTE compared to the iPhone SE. Finally, the iPhone SE has acquired an inductive NFC antenna, which in Apple products is reserved for its own Apple Pay payment service.
Here, in a nutshell, is everything about the iPhone SE specifications, not counting the camera and screen assembly features (we'll talk about this below).
| Apple iPhone 5s | Apple iPhone SE | Apple iPhone 6s | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | 4.0" 1136×640 IPS | 4.0" 1136×640 IPS | 4.7" 1334×750 IPS |
| Touch screen | capacitive | capacitive | Capacitive, pressure sensitive |
| Air gap | Not | Not | Not |
| Oleophobic coating | There is | There is | There is |
| Polarizing filter | There is | There is | There is |
| CPU | Apple A7: | Apple A9: | Apple A9: |
| two Apple Cyclon cores (ARMv8 A32/A64); | two Apple Twister cores (ARMv8 A32/A64); | ||
| frequency 1.3 GHz; | frequency 1.85 GHz; | frequency 1.85 GHz; | |
| manufacturing process 28 nm; | 14/16 nm FinFET process technology; | 14/16 nm FinFET process technology; | |
| Apple M7 coprocessor (NXP LPC 1800): one ARM Cortex-M3 core, 180 MHz (ARMv7-M) | Apple M9 integrated coprocessor | ||
| GPU | Imagination Technologies PowerVR G6430 (450 MHz) | Imagination Technologies PowerVR GT7600 (450 MHz) | |
| RAM | 1 GB LPDDR3 | 2 GB LPDDR4 | 2 GB LPDDR4 |
| ROM | 16/32/64 GB | 16/64 GB | 16/64/128 GB |
| Connectors | 1 x Lightning | 1 × Lightning | 1 × Lightning |
| 1 x 3.5mm headset jack | 1 × 3.5mm headset jack | ||
| 1 x Nano-SIM | 1 x Nano-SIM | 1 x Nano-SIM | |
| cellular | External modem Qualcomm MDM9615M, transceiver Qualcomm WTR1605L: | External modem Qualcomm MDM9625M, transceiver Qualcomm WTR1625L: | External modem Qualcomm MDM9635M, transceiver Qualcomm WTR3925: |
| 2G: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900MHz | 2G: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900MHz | ||
| 3G: DC-HSPA+ (42 Mbps) 850/900/1900/2100 MHz | 3G: DC-HSPA+ (84 Mbps) 850/900/1700/1900/2100 MHz | ||
| 4G: LTE Cat. 3 (102 Mbps), support for Russian frequencies in 2 out of 5 versions | 4G: LTE Cat. 4 (150 Mbps), support for Russian bands: A1662 - Band 3, 20; A1723 - Band 3, 7, 20, 38 | 4G: LTE Cat. 6 (300 Mbps), support for all Russian bands in all versions | |
| WiFi | IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n, 2.4/5 GHz, 1x1 (150 Mbps) | IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4/5 GHz, 1x1 (433 Mbps) | IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4/5 GHz, 2x2 MIMO (866 Mbps) |
| Bluetooth | 4.0 | 4.2 | 4.2 |
| IR port | Not | Not | Not |
| NFC | Not | Yes (Apple Pay) | Yes (Apple Pay) |
| Navigation | GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS | GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS | GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS |
| Sensors | Ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, accelerometer/gyroscope, magnetometer (digital compass), fingerprint sensor | Ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, accelerometer/gyroscope, magnetometer (digital compass), barometer, fingerprint sensor | |
| Main camera | 8 MP (3264x2448), f/2.2 | 12 MP (4032x3024), f/2.2 | 12 MP (4032x3024), f/2.2 |
| Autofocus, dual LED flash | Autofocus, dual LED flash | ||
| Front-camera | 1.2 MP (1280x960), f/2.4 | 1.2 MP (1280x960), f/2.4 | 5 MP (2592x1944), f/2.2 |
| Nutrition | Non-removable battery | Non-removable battery | Non-removable battery |
| 5.92 Wh (1560 mAh, 3.8 V) | 6.21 Wh (1624 mAh, 3.82 V) | 6.55 Wh (1715 mAh, 3.82 V) | |
| Overall dimensions, mm | 123.8×58.6×7.6 | 123.8×58.6×7.6 | 138.3×67.1×7.1 |
| Weight, g | 112 | 113 | 143 |
| Water and dust protection | Not | Not | Yes (unofficial) |
| Operating system | iOS 9 | iOS 9 | iOS 9 |
| Official price | Out of production | $399/499 | $649/749/849 |
⇡ Appearance
From the outside, the iPhone SE is almost indistinguishable from the iPhone 5s, with its characteristic sharp edges, as opposed to the sleek iPhone 6s. A few months before the release of the SE, photos of a small iPhone in the guise of an iPhone 6s appeared online, but even if Apple considered this possibility, in the end it was not destined to materialize.
The phone screen looks exactly the same as in the iPhone 5s, and there is no 3D Touch function that registers the force of pressure to open context menus and other additional interactions with the graphical interface. Accordingly, and Feedback through beats - Taptic Engine - is absent in the iPhone SE.
However, the style of the old iPhone has not lost its appeal over the years and fits the compact device perfectly. The difference in thickness between the iPhone SE and the iPhone 6s is barely noticeable to the touch (but in weight - instantly), although the latter looks thinner due to rounded shapes. In addition, thanks to the 0.5 mm thicker iPhone case The SE does away with the annoying iPhone 6s feature of the protruding rear camera.
The rear camera itself is in no way inferior to that of the iPhone 6s. This is a 12-megapixel module capable of shooting video in 4K resolution and doing slow motion at 120 and 240 fps. The Live Photo function is supported: by opening a frame in the gallery, you can scroll through the video a few seconds before and after this moment. Optical stabilization, alas, is only available in the iPhone 6/6s Plus.
Packing, delivery setDelivery set of any iPhone versions hasn't changed since #5. It includes Ear Pods, a 1m Lightning cable and a 5W power adapter. For faster charging of the phone, you can also use a 12-watt adapter from the iPad. The only difference: the iPhone SE comes with a bent wire clip to remove the SIM card, and not a single piece of amorphous material, as in more expensive models.
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The range of branded cases has been updated, which includes new colors that go well with the pink case.