Two screen sizes for the iPhone SE 4?

Sam Ibou October 21, 2024 2 min read

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Apple is expected to launch a new iPhone SE in 2025, probably in the spring. We are starting to have a good idea of what the future “affordable” smartphone will look like, which should be inspired by the iPhone 14. The models are in any case starting to circulate, and surprise, it’s not one but two patterns that emerge.

The 4th generation iPhone SE will it be available in multiple screen sizes? The Japanese site Mac Otakara shared images of two mockups of the smartphone, a “standard” 6.1-inch model, and a curious one iPhone SE 4 Plus of 6.7 inches, the same diagonal as previous smartphones More thanApple.

Unlikely iPhone SE 4 Plus

These mockups, which come from Alibaba sources, are usually used by accessory makers (and leak enthusiasts!). However, nothing says that Apple is really launching an iPhone SE Plus, it would even be very surprising if the manufacturer launched into this niche when this range would be abandoned next year. The iPhone 17 Plus would be replaced by an “iPhone 17 Air”much more ambitious (and expensive).

The iPhone SE 4 would take almost everything from the iPhone 14, starting with the notch behind which the camera for selfies would be located… and the TrueDepth technology necessary for Face ID? It remains to be seen, Apple could set its sights on a Touch ID sensor integrated into the power button (like on the iPad Air or iPad mini) for cost reasons.

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If the front looks like two drops of water to the iPhone 14, on the other hand, at the back you have to make do with a single camera. The site also had the idea of testing accessories (cases and screen protection) on the model and they appear more or less compatible. The simplified photo block may pose some installation problems with the cases.

The circulation of these models of the iPhone SE 4 in China in any case seems to be a sign that things are moving forward on Apple’s side, despite this question mark over a Plus model.