iPhone SE (2020) 64GB White

Every iPhone SE (2020) on our platform is carefully inspected by our partners. They test all functions, replace worn components if needed (not always with original Apple parts) and clean the phone thoroughly. You get a device that works properly even if it may show slight signs of previous use.

A swap is an easy way to replace your phone. You send us your old device and pick a refurbished one that’s in better shape. It saves you money and helps reduce electronic waste at the same time.

The iPhone SE (2020) battery easily lasts a full day with regular use like browsing watching videos or making calls. Before we sell it we make sure the battery is in good condition so you can use your phone comfortably without worrying about charging all the time.

The iPhone SE (2020) has a 4.7-inch display. It's the perfect size large enough for watching movies but still handy enough to use with one hand.

The iPhone SE (2020) uses a Lightning port. For fast and safe charging, it's best to use a 20W (or higher) USB-C power adapter along with a Lightning cable.

The iPhone SE (2020) originally comes with an IP68 rating, meaning it should withstand being submerged in water up to 6 meters for up to 30 minutes. However, since the device has gone through a refurbishment process, we can’t guarantee that its waterproofing has been fully preserved. So it’s better not to take it into the shower or test it in a pool.

To turn off the iPhone SE (2020), press and hold the side button and either volume button at the same time. When the "Power off" slider appears, slide it to turn off the device.

To take a screenshot, press the side button and the volume up button at the same time, then quickly release both. The screen will flash, and the screenshot will be saved in your photo gallery.

The iPhone SE (2020) supports both a physical nano‑SIM and an eSIM which enables Dual SIM functionality so you can use one physical SIM and one eSIM at the same time. This allows two cellular plans or phone numbers on one device. It’s a good idea to check the exact model and carrier compatibility before buying, since eSIM support may vary by region and provider.