 Hey everybody, Dieter from The Verge and can you tell these two iPhones apart? One of them is a few years old, it's an iPhone 5 and one of them is brand new, it's the iPhone SE. Just the SE, no number on it. And as you can see, they've designed it to be almost identical to the old 4 inch model of the iPhone, all the way down to even the camera doesn't stick out any differently. So the iPhone SE, I'll speak with the camera first, it has a 12 megapixel camera, same camera as you'll get on an iPhone 6S, which is great because it's really fast and it takes really really really good photos and it will even take live photos. But you'll notice I have to actually just long press instead of 3D touch in order to get it because it doesn't have 3D touch. But what it does have is the same processor and general internals from the iPhone 6S. That means that things are really really fast, we can swipe through apps really really quickly, we can do gaming really well. So gaming, and otherwise just use it like an iPhone. And that's at the end of the day what it is, it's an iPhone, it works really well, it works well if you have small hands or don't want a giant phone. Now it starts at a 16 gigabyte model, which I know is a bummer, that costs $399, you can also spend more to get more memory if you'd like, and it's going to be available on March 31st. If you'd like to see more videos about the iPhone or about a whole lot of other technology, you should definitely subscribe to us on YouTube, we are The Verge.
 Hey everybody, Dieter from The Verge and can you tell these two iPhones apart?
 One of them is a few years old, it's an iPhone 5 and one of them is brand new, it's the iPhone
 SE.
 Just the SE, no number on it.
 And as you can see, they've designed it to be almost identical to the old 4 inch model
 of the iPhone, all the way down to even the camera doesn't stick out any differently.
 So the iPhone SE, I'll speak with the camera first, it has a 12 megapixel camera, same
 camera as you'll get on an iPhone 6S, which is great because it's really fast and it takes
 really really really good photos and it will even take live photos.
 But you'll notice I have to actually just long press instead of 3D touch in order to
 get it because it doesn't have 3D touch.
 But what it does have is the same processor and general internals from the iPhone 6S.
 That means that things are really really fast, we can swipe through apps really really quickly,
 we can do gaming really well.
 So gaming, and otherwise just use it like an iPhone.
 And that's at the end of the day what it is, it's an iPhone, it works really well, it works
 well if you have small hands or don't want a giant phone.
 Now it starts at a 16 gigabyte model, which I know is a bummer, that costs $399, you can
 also spend more to get more memory if you'd like, and it's going to be available on March
 31st.
 If you'd like to see more videos about the iPhone or about a whole lot of other technology,
 you should definitely subscribe to us on YouTube, we are The Verge.