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In the market for a new iPhone? Chances are you are confused on which iPhone to buy. Every year Apple releases a new iPhone and every year we are left with more questions that answers. One such question some people might be asking now is whether the iPhone 8 is still worth buying.
The iPhone 8 was introduced in 2017 alongside the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X. Today the iPhone 8 is considered Apples low – end smartphone and still available new from Takealot for R12 499. Its also available at the cheapest price at Powerbite for R8999 New and R6 999 as a CPO unit.
You could also buy Apples newest released Apple iPhone SE which essentially is an upgraded iPhone 8 price. The price of the iPhone SE is R9 999 in South Africa.
The biggest difference between the iPhone SE and iPhone 8 is the iPhone SE’s A13 Bionic Chip which makes it a much smarter and more powerful phone than the iPhone 8’s A11 Bionic Chip. The other difference (or improvement) is the camera in the iPhone SE. Although both are 12Mp, Apple claims the SE’s camera to be far more advanced.
