The next-generation iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch in 2025, and recent leaks have revealed several exciting features. The smartphone will include a 6.1-inch OLED display, a significant upgrade from previous models, aligning the SE series with Apple's higher-end offerings. It is set to feature a single 48MP rear camera, using software to provide two focal lengths: 1x utilizing the full sensor and 2x cropping into the 12MP central area. Despite the absence of an ultra-wide lens, Apple promises optical-quality results from this setup.
The iPhone SE 4 will adopt a USB-C port, following in the footsteps of the iPhone 15, and introducing faster data transfer speeds and greater accessory compatibility. Face ID is also rumored to replace the traditional Touch ID, bringing a more modern security method to the SE series. The design will resemble the iPhone 14, but it will include a mute switch, similar to the iPhone 15 Pro models, instead of the rumored Action Button. It will also lack the Camera Control button seen in the iPhone 16 series, as the case images confirm no space for this feature.
Additionally, the iPhone SE 4 may be powered by Apple’s own 5G modem, marking a shift away from Qualcomm and potentially improving performance and battery life. While these features bring the SE closer to Apple's premium models, it remains targeted at users looking for a more affordable iPhone option with modern technology.
