Try doing a battery replacement. I bought one off Amazon for $20 and it came with all the necessary tools. The process was pretty easy if you watch a few guides on YouTube beforehand.

> If you bought an iPhone SE 64gb at launch, it cost you $499. $120 per support year so far.

I was paid to buy my SE (https://www.reddit.com/r/NoContract/comments/6lyjyl/cheap_pr...)!

I can't wait for the iPhone 12 announcement. Rumor has it that we'll finally be able to upgrade to a newer small iPhone.

Apparently it's not that small, sadly :( But it might be the only one I can buy as my iPhone SE ages out of the support window soon.

It's said to be smaller than the new SE and just a couple of millimeters bigger than the original SE.

>the 5.4-inch iPhone won’t be much bigger than the original (2016) 4-inch iPhone SE 131 x 64 mm (5.15 x 2.51-inches)

https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2020/05/07/apple-ip...

It's closer in size to the new iPhone SE than the old one :(

It's 8 millimeters taller and 6 millimeters wider than the original SE, assuming the leaks are true, of course.

That's a couple more millimeters than I think I would have preferred, but I guess we'll see when it comes out how it feels in-hand.

Such a rumor has been circling every year since the original iPhone SE was released.

I do still really hope so though...

I finally bit the bullet and upgraded from a SE, compromising on the size of the phone. I already notice increased wrist stress and place more sideways weight than is optimal on my pinky (to hold the phone up but also be able to reach single-handed).

So, knowing how life works, we can guarantee that Apple will release a small form factor phone as part of their next offering ;)

You're not alone!

I'm die hard fan of SE (SE ONE of course!) and form factor is perfect for me.