Mid-Range Smartphone Battle
With the first update for Apple’s mid-range price tiered iPhone SE in two years and Samsung’s announcement of its 2022 Galaxy A23 LTE the battle for mid-tier smartphone buyers has heated up quickly. While the iPhone SE is out and the A23 is due this month, the faceoff between these two phones will be intense in coming months as they both offer a lower priced option to the flagship models from both brands. Apple certainly has bragging rights as to the iPhone SE’s CPU, as it uses the same A15 (5nm) chipset used in the iPhone 13 series, against Samsung’s use of Qualcomm’s (QCOM) Snapdragon 680 (6 nm), but it is still a bit early for processor benchmarking and more importantly actual use tests. We note also that the iPhone SE is 5G ready (sub6 only), while the A23 LTE is not, while the A23 display is considerably larger and has more cameras, giving consumers a number of important tradeoffs to consider, along with the price.
Not all of the characteristic for the A23 have been revealed so the table below might change slightly, but we show the key features of both for comparison below:
Not all of the characteristic for the A23 have been revealed so the table below might change slightly, but we show the key features of both for comparison below:
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