On 19 February, Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone SE 4, a more affordable option for those eager to get their hands on an iPhone. According to the latest reports, it will cost around 500 dollars in the US, but it seems one particular aspect could disappoint quite a few consumers.
A retailer in China has already opened pre-orders for the new iPhone SE, revealing that the base model will have “just” 64GB of storage. As shown in the leaked image, Apple will offer the new iPhone with 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage options.
If these reports are confirmed, the iPhone SE 4 will be one of the few devices launched in 2025 with just 64GB of storage. Although higher-capacity versions will be available, they will be more expensive. The 128GB version is estimated to cost an additional 100 dollars, bringing the price to 599 dollars, while the 256GB version could reach 699 dollars! It is worth noting that most mid-range Android smartphones offer at least 128GB of storage as standard, something likely to give pause to those choosing between the two operating systems with storage capacity as their main priority for their new device.
Leaks also suggest that the new iPhone SE will have a design similar to the iPhone 14, feature Apple's new A18 chip, and come with 8GB of RAM and Face ID.
Apple is expected to fully unveil the device on 19 February, when we will find out whether the base version will indeed come with 64GB of storage.
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