Apple iPhone SE 4 could feature a high-resolution camera setup. According to a Korean supply chain report from ET News, the iPhone SE 4 is expected to include a single 48MP rear camera and a 12MP TrueDepth front camera, which could deliver flagship-level photography at an estimated $400 price point.
Key highlights of the iPhone SE 4 camera
According to the report, the iPhone SE 4’s rear camera will adopt the same 48-megapixel wide angle lens seen in the iPhone 16 series. In addition, the “Fusion” lens is believed to deliver exceptional clarity for standard photos and allows for high-quality 2x zoom without requiring an additional telephoto lens.
Meanwhile, the front-facing 12MP TrueDepth camera is said to bring enhanced selfie capabilities, likely to include advanced portrait modes and Face ID functionality for seamless authentication.
Apple has partnered with renowned suppliers like LG Innotek, Foxconn, and Cowell Electronics to ensure high-quality camera components for the iPhone SE 4. LG Innotek will lead the production of the camera modules.
Design and features of iPhone SE 4
iPhone SE 4 is expected to feature an edge-to-edge display design similar to the iPhone 14, marking a significant departure from the Touch ID Home button to a sleeker, Face ID-enabled design.
Unlike previous SE models, the SE 4 will sport OLED technology for vibrant colors and deeper contrasts. Additionally, Apple is transitioning to a USB-C port for improved compatibility and faster charging.
Hardware Enhancements
The SE 4 is rumored to include:
- A 6.06-inch display.
- 8GB of RAM to support Apple Intelligence and enhanced performance.
- The iPhone 14 battery for extended longevity.
- A possible multipurpose Action button, replacing the traditional mute switch.
Apple’s Custom 5G Chip Debut
The SE 4 could be Apple’s first device to feature its in-house 5G modem, ensuring better network connectivity while reducing reliance on third-party suppliers.
Possible launch date
The current iPhone SE 3 was introduced on March 8, 2022. The iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch around March 2025, aligning with Apple’s typical two- to three-year release cycle for SE models.
