While many new iPhone SE2 owners have a good experience on iOS 13.7, others have problems.
If you just got Apple’s new iPhone SE, also known as iPhone SE 2020 and iPhone SE 2, your phone may be running an older version of iOS 13 right out of the box. In this case, you will be prompted to upgrade to iOS 13.7, the latest version of iOS 13.
iOS 13.7 is a minor milestone release with a very short list of changes. It brings new features and bug fixes to iPhone SE 2.
If you are currently running iOS 13.6.1, you will get the smallest version of the update. If you are using an older version of iOS 13 such as iOS 13.5.1, your iOS 13.7 update will be larger. This is because features and fixes from the update(s) you skipped are added to your upgrade.
While we’ve heard positive things about the performance of iOS 13.7, some iPhone SE 2 owners are experiencing major firmware-related issues.
Some of these issues are minor, while others, such as excessive battery drain, are much more problematic. We expect the list of issues to grow as we move away from the update’s release date.
With all this in mind, we want to take you for a quick dive with the current software of the iPhone SE 2. The walkthrough will show you what we’ve heard about performance, some issues iPhone SE 2 users are currently facing, what you need to know about downgrading to iOS 13, and the changes in the iOS 13.7 update.
But first, we’ll start with some feedback on the performance of iOS 13.7.
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