The anticipated iPhone SE 4 may launch next week, on February 11, with significant design changes reminiscent of the iPhone 14. Key updates include the removal of the Home button in favor of Face ID, an edge-to-edge display, and the introduction of a USB-C port. It will operate on Apple's powerful new A18 chip, upgrade the camera to a 48MP sensor, and expand RAM to 8GB. The starting price is expected to jump to $500, indicating a shift towards a more premium positioning within the budget range.
Unlike flagship models, the iPhone SE 4 won't get multiple cameras, but the single-lens system is getting a significant upgrade to a 48MP sensor for better image quality.
Performance-wise, Apple is not holding back. The A18 chip—likely the same one coming in the iPhone 16 lineup—makes this the most powerful iPhone SE ever.
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