The much-anticipated iPhone SE 4 is rumored to be in the works, potentially bringing a significant design shift from its predecessor. While Apple hasn’t officially announced the next iteration of the iPhone SE, industry insiders suggest the tech giant has started receiving display panels, signaling the upcoming release.
The current 3rd Gen iPhone SE has been on the market for over two years without an update, with reports indicating that a new model might only debut in early 2025. According to Ross Young from Display Supply Chain Consultants, Apple has partnered with BOE and LG Display for the production of the iPhone SE 4 panels, marking a departure from their usual collaboration with Samsung Display.
Intriguingly, Apple is rumored to be reusing the display technology from the iPhone 14. This means the new iPhone SE would boast a 6.1-inch screen with a resolution of 2,532 x 1,170 pixels and a peak brightness of 1,200 nits. This change indicates a larger device, measuring around 147 mm in height and 71.5 mm in width, compared to the more compact size of its predecessor.
The iPhone SE 4 isn’t just about a bigger display; it could also incorporate other flagship features seen in Apple’s recent iPhone lineup, offering a blend of affordability and advanced technology that fans of the series have come to expect. Keep an eye out for more updates on Apple’s next big release!
