iPhone SE 4 Concept Render Reveals Modern Design, Action Button, 48MP Camera

Having an iPhone at an affordable price is a common aspiration for many of us, and Apple has been working to make this dream a reality. Rather than shelling out 50,000 TL for an iPhone 15, there’s a more budget-friendly option in the form of the 3rd generation iPhone SE, priced at 25,000 TL. Interestingly, it boasts the same processor as the iPhone 14. However, reports suggest that potential buyers are hesitant due to the perceived “outdated” design.

In response to this concern, Apple is gearing up to unveil the iPhone SE 4, a budget-friendly model with a refreshed design. A recent concept video has surfaced, offering a sneak peek into what the eagerly anticipated phone might look like. Here are the details.

Various claims and leaks have circulated about this upcoming model – iPhone SE 4 – that state the new smartphone will be a budget-friendly option from Apple with a refreshed design and a 48-megapixel camera. The phone is expected to sport a notched design akin to the iPhone 14, indicating a departure from the traditional Touch ID button and thick bezels. Drawing inspiration from the iPhone 15 series, the iPhone SE 4 is rumored to introduce features like the “Action Button” and a USB-C port. A designer named 4RMD has synthesized this information to provide a conceptual image of the phone.

The concept video showcases the iPhone SE 4 as a truly modern device, featuring a 6.1-inch OLED screen and a 3240 mAh battery. While these specifications are subject to change, with possibilities of opting for a higher battery capacity or an LCD screen instead of OLED, it’s worth noting that the current SE 3 model has a 2018 mAh battery capacity for comparison.

Anticipated to come equipped with a 4nm A16 Bionic processor, the iPhone SE 4 is expected to deliver performance on par with the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, as depicted in the video. However, given that not all users may require such high-speed capabilities, the choice between A16 and A15 processors may not significantly impact the overall user experience.