Apple’s next iPhone SE 4 is back in the leaks again, and this time all the momentum is around an authentic-looking spec sheet tipped by an X leaker Jukanlosreva. Now, that post is gone; Apple probably intervened to take it down, but there are still some traces left of the specs sheet on the web.
As is tradition, they will use their best and newest Apple A18 silicon for the SE 4, even though the design will be a bit old. There will be a Face ID if the leaked specs hold, so it’s a possibility that Apple will give it a notch with the scanner and selfie shooter.
A18 silicon and the prospect of Apple Intelligence also seem plausible because the leaked spec sheet has foreshadowed 8 GB RAM for this phone (far better than SE 3’s 4 GB). And let’s not forget that we might see an OLED 6.06” panel on the phone this time at a 2532 x 1170 resolution.
There are no fancy refresh rates here, only 60Hz for the SE 4, and its typical brightness would be 800 nits. You might also get an IP68 rating on this iPhone's future SE model, and from what we learn, it’s lightweight too, only at 165g. Then there’s the solo 48 MP IMX904 unit on the back camera.
That front 12 MP snapper should do the trick for selfies and of course, its 3279mAh cell should suffice for backup. 15W wireless Qi 2 Magsafe charge x PD 20W wired charge will be there for backup on a type C interface. We might see SE 4 launch in March 2025. Its price tag should be between $499 and $549.