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-[* black] Apple obviously wants to get everybody on the 12-train by offering this small form factor well known from the iPhone 4/5 and both SE and loved by quite some folks.
+[* black] Like all phones, iPhones have drifted toward a "Normal is big, big is ''really'' big" size scheme. But some people have always loved the size of the 4, 5, and first-generation SE.
[* icon_note] Displaying from left to right: the iPhone 4, SE 2020, 12 mini, 12 and 12 Pro Max on the right hand side for comparison on the span of iPhone sizes Apple offers at the moment (if you don’t count the old fashioned 4 and [[Topic:Apple Smartwatch|Apple Watch|new_window=true]]).
-[* black] Sacrificing the headphone jack just like the minimal larger iPhone SE, the 12 mini follows the footsteps of the iPhone 8 and offers wireless charging through the glass back —we’re not sure if this trade-off suites everybody.
-[* black] A small mm-Wave window on the side marks the US models while the ones in the EU come with a regulatory ''tramp stamp'' / family tattoo.
+[* black] Sacrificing the headphone jack just like the modern-day iPhone SE, the 12 mini also offers wireless charging through a glass back. You can't go ''all'' the way back with this one.
+[* black] A small mm-Wave window on the side marks the US models, while the EU adds a regulatory tribal tattoo.