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iPhone SE (3rd generation) hardware: buttons, cameras, and ports

by Chris Smith

Learn the location of the cameras, buttons, and other essential hardware features on iPhone SE (3rd generation).

It’s laid out in two views. The front and sides show the front camera, side button, SIM tray, the Home button/Touch ID, Lightning connector, volume buttons, and Ring/Silent switch, while the back shows the rear camera and flash.

The front view of iPhone SE (3rd generation). The front camera is at the top, to the left of the speaker. On the right side, from top to bottom, are the side button and the SIM tray. The Home button is at the bottom center. The Lightning connector is on the bottom edge. On the left side, from bottom to top, are the volume buttons and the Ring/Silent switch.

  • 1 Front camera
  • 2 Side button
  • 3 SIM tray
  • 4 Home button/Touch ID
  • 5 Lightning connector
  • 6 Volume buttons
  • 7 Ring/Silent switch

The back view of iPhone SE (3rd generation). The rear camera and flash are at the top left.

  • 8 Rear camera
  • 9 Flash

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