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iPhone SE 4: New dummy units show iPhone 14 design

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
October 20, 2024 - 05:11 CEST
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The iPhone SE 4 is already attracting a lot of attention, even though it is not expected until next year. Newly released dummy units have given the first hints about the design and features of the new iPhone, and these confirm many of the previous rumors.

Apple fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the next generation of the iPhone SE. This product line has secured a firm place in the Apple ecosystem thanks to its combination of cutting-edge technology and an affordable price. With the iPhone SE 4, Apple could further perfect this winning formula by taking design elements from the iPhone 14 and combining them with improved hardware.

Design: An iPhone 14 in SE format

The Macotakara published Dummy units of the iPhone SE 4 suggest that Apple will take a lot of inspiration from the iPhone 14 in terms of design. The dimensions of the dummy models are identical to those of the iPhone 14 at 146.7 mm x 71.5 mm x 7.8 mm. This means that you can expect a similar form factor, making the iPhone SE 4 a handy alternative to the larger iPhone models. Interestingly, existing iPhone 14 cases should fit the new SE model without any problems, although the camera cutout is smaller on the new version, as the SE 4 only has a single rear camera. The mute switch is also slightly smaller than on the iPhone 14, while the volume buttons and side button are almost identical.

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Technical specifications: A18 chip and 5G modem

One of the most exciting new features could be the A18 chip that will be used in the iPhone SE 4. This chip, which is also installed in the iPhone 16, is expected to significantly increase the performance of the new SE model and allow you to use it even faster and more efficiently. Especially in combination with Apple's first 5G modem, the iPhone SE 4 will probably be one of the most powerful smartphones in its price range. The display is said to be a 6.1-inch OLED panel, which would represent a significant improvement in terms of color accuracy, brightness and energy efficiency compared to the previous LCD displays in the SE series. This combination of modern display and powerful processor should also make the iPhone SE 4 attractive to demanding users.

Camera: A 48-megapixel sensor

The camera is likely to be a highlight, especially for photography fans. According to reports, the iPhone SE 4 will be equipped with a 48-megapixel sensor, which is also used in the iPhone 16. Although the device will only have a single rear camera, you can look forward to impressive shots, as Apple is continuously improving its image processing technologies. In combination with the new A18 chip, the iPhone SE 4's camera will probably deliver excellent image quality, even in difficult lighting conditions.

Will there be a larger version?

Macotakara also speculates about a possible larger version of the iPhone SE 4, which could have similar dimensions to the iPhone 14 Plus. This variant would be 6.7 inches and would introduce a completely new format for the SE series. However, this move is considered rather unlikely, as there have been no solid reports of a larger SE version so far. Even if Apple were planning such a variant, it is very unlikely that it would be launched at the same time as the smaller model.

iPhone SE 4: Advanced technology at a fair price

The iPhone SE 4 looks set to be an exciting evolution of the SE line. With the design of the iPhone 14, a powerful A18 chip, 5G support, and an impressive 48-megapixel camera, it could be an attractive smartphone for those who value performance and quality without having to dig deep into their pockets. Although a larger version of the iPhone SE 4 is unlikely at the moment, the upcoming model will certainly meet the needs of many users and further strengthen Apple's position in the mid-range smartphone market. So keep your eyes peeled when the iPhone SE 4 launches next spring - it could be just the smartphone you've been waiting for! (Image: Apple)

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