When will Apple release iPhone SE 4?

According to the latest information, iPhone SE 4 is about to be mass produced by Apple and is expected to be introduced in March 2025.

Apple is said to be working with LG Innotek to supply camera modules for the iPhone SE 4. The company is currently in the final stages of testing before entering commercial production.

This supplier typically delivers camera modules about three months before the official product launch, so a March 2025 release date for the iPhone SE 4 is entirely feasible.

iPhone SE 4 Build

This is similar to information from MacRumors earlier when it was said that the iPhone SE 4 could be launched in early 2025, and most likely in March because the three previous iPhone SE models were all introduced by Apple at this time.

According to MacRumors , the iPhone SE 4 will start at $429, a 10% increase over its predecessor. However, this is still considered a great effort by Apple to keep the product price below $500.

Like its predecessors, this low-cost iPhone will also utilize hardware components from previous iPhone models. This will help Apple optimize production costs, thereby helping to lower product prices.

It is expected that Apple will equip the iPhone SE 4 with a 6.1-inch OLED screen. Recently, sources from the supply chain also said that this screen will be provided by the Chinese manufacturer BOE. According to the plan, BOE will ship about 15 million screen panels for the iPhone SE 4 next year.

Most likely, this low-cost iPhone model will only be equipped with a main camera with a resolution of 48MP. According to Apple Insider , the device will integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into the camera system to improve photography capabilities.

Some previous leaks also showed that the iPhone SE 4 will be equipped with a battery with model number A2863 with a capacity of 3,279mAh. This number is significantly higher than the 2,018mAh capacity of the iPhone SE 2022.

The iPhone SE 4 is expected to be the most upgraded “low-cost” product Apple has ever introduced. This move is aimed at improving the weak sales of the mid-range and low-cost iPhone models that the company has launched.

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