Mockups for what appears to be the iPhone SE 4 have surfaced online, showing some big changes for Apple’s rumoured budget phone refresh.
Reports surrounding a new entry-level iPhone began circulating last year as momentum gathered ahead of the eventual iPhone 16 release. More recently, publications like Tom’s Guide have covered various leaks, including a video from the prominent leaker known online as Majin Bu.
In the video shared to X, a prototype device shows what looks like the rumoured iPhone SE 4 from various angles. It’s noticeably larger than the Gen 3 iPhone SE from 2022, allegedly sporting a screen measuring 6.06 inches, up from 4.7 inches. As previously reported, the upcoming model seemingly abandons the home button in favour of a full touchscreen, like the rest of the iPhone range.
It’s also likely to be the first SE to have a USB-C connector instead of the previous models’ proprietary Lightning port. Apple made the change with the iPhone 15 range in 2023 to comply with European Union requirements.
Based on the recent video, it looks like the rumoured new phone has a programmable Action Button, but not the touch-sensitive Camera Control button found on the iPhone 16. One remaining question mark hovers over the phone’s processor; its chip and RAM count will determine Apple Intelligence feature compatibility.
iPhone SE 4 release date and price in Australia
Apple hasn’t confirmed any details at this stage, but the refreshed SE likely will launch in March or April 2025. In terms of Australian pricing, the Gen 3 iPhone SE retails for $719, so we’ll have to wait and see how much the Gen 4 model costs.
As with any leaks, it’s worth taking the latest information with a grain of salt. However, considering the reporting from multiple reputable publications, it’s more likely than not that Apple will reveal its budget handset soon.
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