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iPhone SE 2 likely has an iPhone 8, not iPhone XR camera

iPhone SE 2 likely has an iPhone 8, not iPhone XR camera

Posted on April 28, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple surprised many by placing the newest A13 processor from the iPhone 11 range within the iPhone SE 2. However, the camera may be firmly in the realm of older tech, according to a new teardown of the mid-range handset.

Rumours have suggested the iPhone SE 2 may have borrowed the camera from the iPhone 8 or the iPhone XR handset and iFixit has reason to believe it might former. During its traditional teardown, the site found the iPhone 8 camera unit worked within the new iPhone SE and vice versa.
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