• DogD666@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I mean there are rings to buy to get MagSafe on other devices. If a Samsung and pixel can have them why not se

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    1 year ago

    Perhaps they put those cheap magsafe “rings” behind the phone so it can attach itself to magsafe chargers/accessories. Y’know those metal rings you stick with double sided tape.

    • CaptainWaders@alien.topB
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      1 year ago

      Snap3pro or snap4luxe. Best phone grip I’ve used. I gave the 4 on my 15pro. Thinner than the camera bump and allows MagSafe charging through the grip. The grip also has nano suction cups on the phone side so if you place it exactly in the right spot you can add “MagSafe” to any iPhone or any phone.

      The snap4luxe is pretty damn comfortable to use. You can do 1 finger or 2 finger style.

      I hate pop sockets because of the bulk but this thin lil thing is awesome and worth the price imo.

  • RonSwazy@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    If this is an ad by Apple, they likely offer in the store an SE case with MagSafe magnets built in.

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        1 year ago

        Imagine if the SE4 have dynamic island… and a hole-punch, “Dynamic Home”

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      1 year ago

      Don’t think. It’d be hard to sell the same housing a third time. Also, there are rumors of the SE4 to receive the iPhone 14 housing this making the SE3 the last one to provide TouchID.

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          1 year ago

          Doesn’t seem logical. All the SE devices so far has used housing of older models (iPhone 5S and 8) thus making the devices cheap. The SE series always used already existing parts and housing. A device with a TouchID-inegrated power button would mean a new housing never seen before and a new assembly line. That would make the SE4 too expensive to make it worth.

      • far_dim_bledram@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        I hope it gets a 13 mini look instead cuz the whole point of the SE is a smaller phone with up to date chip but older display and other hardware

      • neofooturism@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        yeah was just joking, i think it would be infuriating having the same design that has existed for a decade. but also the next SE will obviously be more expensive when they redesign it, probably 499

        • confused-redpanda@alien.topB
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          1 year ago

          I think an extra 100 bucks will be the least of its problems. I use an iPhone 11 now and I find it too big. The SE and 12/13 mini had great size and both are ceased.

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            1 year ago

            i understand, i prefer smaller phones too because i like them pocketable. but well, the market dictates large phones so here we are

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    1 year ago

    Oh dear, if this is an Apple graphic, standards really are slipping. Probably designed by an Android user with no interest in Apple models