iPhone SE 4: Apple ready to launch low cost phone; features, specification

Most expensive mobile company Apple is reportedly working on the fourth-generation iPhone SE. Going by the past launch cycle, the low-cost iPhone is expected to be unveiled by 2024. iPhone SE 4: Apple ready to launch low cost phone; features, specification.

But the rumour mill has been buzzing with alleged features and specifications of the iPhone SE. Here’s everything that we know so far. The existing iPhone SE 3 comes powered by A15 Bionic chipset which powers the iPhone 13 series.

It is likely that the Apple iPhone SE 4 may run on the A16 chip which powers the top-end phones of the existing iPhone 14 series and is expected to power the standard iPhone 15. By 2024, 5G is likely to become mainstream in more regions, including India.

It is expected that the iPhone SE 4 may come with the support for 5G as well. The existing iPhone SE 3 also offers 5G support. Apple may retain the small display size with the fourth-generation iPhone SE as well. To recall, the existing iPhone SE 3 has a 4.7-inch LCD screen.

For iPhone SE 4, Apple is reportedly considering a display somewhere between 5.7-inch to 6.1-inch. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that the phone may offer a 6.1-inch display, while another analyst Ross Young says that the company is considering both 6.1-inch and 5.7-inch display sizes for the device.

All existing versions of iPhone SE are based on older iPhones. The existing iPhone SE (3rd generation) is modeled after iPhone 8 and has a 4.7-inch display with TouchID Home button. The upcoming Apple mobile as per reliable tipster Jon Prosser may look identical to the iPhone XR.

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It may feature round edges. The company is rumoured to remove the TouchID and may replace it with another authentication method. Apple is also said to bring a notch to the iPhone SE lineup with the upcoming iPhone SE 4. The notch will house the front camera though but it is not clear whether it will support Face ID authentication or not.

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