Apple's iPhone SE 4 is expected to enter mass production in December, with rumours pointing to a significant upgrade over the iPhone SE 3.
According to reliable tipster Jukanlosreve, the new model, expected in 2025, will feature a 6,06-inch OLED display. Unlike the premium iPhone 16 range, the SE 4 will include a notch for Face ID and the front-facing camera, with a refresh rate of 60Hz. The device will be equipped with the A18 chip, also found in the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, paired with 8 GB RAM and storage starting at 128 GB. This is twice the RAM of the iPhone SE 3, which will support the use of Apple Intelligence.
The iPhone SE 4 will be the first iPhone to feature Apple's in-house modem, codenamed Centauri and manufactured by TSMC, which will make its debut in this device.
The new device will retain a single-camera system, but its sensor will be upgraded to 48MP from the previous model's 12MP, while the front-facing camera will have a resolution of 12MP. Battery capacity will increase to 3.279 mAh, up from the iPhone SE 3's 2.018 mAh. With the display growing from 4,7 inches to 6,06 inches, the larger battery will meet the increased power demands. Although wired charging will remain at 20 W, the iPhone SE 4 will support MagSafe accessories for the first time.
The iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch in March, with a starting price higher than the previous model's $429, likely at $499 or $549, according to the latest reports.
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