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Test Shows if $399 iPhone SE Is Really Faster Than $1,400 Galaxy S20 Ultra

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It has been widely considered that Apple’s chipsets are way faster than any chipset used in Android smartphones each year. This year, Apple surprised everyone by launching the iPhone SE with the A13 Bionic chipset but an extremely affordable $399 price tag. Is the iPhone SE faster than $1,399 Galaxy S20 Ultra?

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