Until now, news regarding the upcoming iPhone SE 4 was rather scarce. Recently, some information about Apple’s next phone has surfaced, including finally a good portion of the hardware specifications.
The series, famous for offering aiPhone experience at a more affordable pricewas the subject of speculation by an insider who revealed details on what we can expect, that is, whether, in a nutshell, Apple will be able to propose an option of greater value than what we saw a few years ago.
Information indicates that the Special Edition series will finally include a OLED displaythus allowing you to enjoy perfect blacks even in the most convenience-oriented product range.
Special Edition OLED
According to what was reported by Notebook Check and Nguyen Phi Hung on X, iPhone SE 4 seems to prove to be a fairly solid option for lovers of the Apple ecosystem.
Preliminary specifications include a screen 6.1-inch LTPS OLED with a refresh rate of 60Hz.
Your phone’s camera will be able to record videos up to 1080p and will include a photo mode enhanced byartificial intelligence.
Aesthetically, the phone will look a lot like the iPhone 13 on the front, with support for Face ID, and on the back it will look like the iPhone XR, but with a single camera.
There was no significant news compared to what was said a few months ago regarding the notch.
The chassis will be made with 7000 series aluminum and glass on both the front and back, but without the ceramic protection typical of other Cupertino models.
Also mentioned was the Wi-Fi 6 support6 GB of LPDDR5 RAM and a Snapdragon X70 modem.
Some sources hypothesize a 3279 mAh battery and the possibility of charging both via cable and wirelessly.
L’A16 Bionic from Apple and the Apple U1 UWB chip will power under the hood.
Date to be determined
Despite the appeal of being a more affordable Apple product, the 2022 iPhone SE 3 failed to generate a complete enthusiasm.
Unfortunately, even with a slight price change, more interesting options seemed to emerge; Google’s Pixel 7a for example offered superior performance at a single cost slightly higher.
Considering the leaked information, adopting Wi-Fi 6 while Wi-Fi 7 is already rolling out could be a sticky point.
If Wi-Fi 7 adoption is faster than expected, it could pose a problem, but if most users continue to primarily use Wi-Fi 6 at launch, it may not be a significant obstacle.
We will have to wait to see if the iPhone SE 4 will manage to avoid the same defects as its predecessor, also considering that at the moment there is no certain information on its release date.
Rumors point to possible availability in early 2025, meaning there will still be some time before the phone hits the market; Usually, iPhone SE devices are launched in the months of March or April.
