Hello, I’m Technologytodaynow. Many iPhone users around the world are waiting for the release of the iPhone SE 4. So this article examines the iPhone SE4 specifications known so far and examines whether buying an iPhone SE4 is a good option.
iPhone SE 4 specs and expected price
Display
Up to the iPhone SE 3, a 4.7-inch display was used, but the upcoming iPhone SE 4 will feature an OLED display with a ceramic shield. The upcoming display is expected to feature Super Retina XDR technology, similar to the iPhone 14 series. Therefore, the brightness of the display is expected to reach about 800 nits, similar to the iPhone 14, and the overall design and size are similar to those of the iPhone 14 and 16, but it is expected to weigh lighter at 165 grams.
Processor
The iPhone SE 4 will also likely have the same processor as the iPhone 16, the A18 chip. However, with the clock speed set to be adjusted, the actual performance is expected to be slightly lower than the iPhone 16.
Still, it looks like it will perform better than the iPhone 14. In addition, it is expected to support Apple Intelligence, and the camera control button will most likely only be available on the iPhone 16 series and later.
Camera and waterproof performance
iPhone SE 4 camera specifications and performance are also notable. As for the iPhone 14, it features a dual camera system with 12MP resolution. On the other hand, the iPhone SE 4 is expected to feature a single 48MP camera, and it will also feature electronic zoom support. Although it is a single camera, it is 48MP, so I don’t think it will be a big problem. As for water resistance, the iPhone SE 4 is said to support IP68 rated water resistance.
iPhone SE 4 expected price
So far, we have looked at the specifications of the iPhone SE 4. It has better performance than the iPhone 14, but has slightly lower specifications than the iPhone 16, so the name ‘iPhone 16e’ seems to be a really good fit.
As for price, the expected price of the iPhone SE 4 is around $499 in the US, which seems like a very reasonable price. The problem is the exchange rate. If you apply the Korean exchange rate (1,452 won), it would be about 580,000 won plus 10% VAT, which would be about 650,000 won.
However, considering that the iPhone 14 was priced at 950,000 won in Korea, the iPhone 16 was priced at 1.25 million won, and the iPhone SE3 was priced at 650,000 won, I think the consumer price cap will be set at 750,000 won to 790,000 won. If it exceeds 800,000 won, it is no longer a mid- to low-priced smartphone. Therefore, between 500,000 won and 600,000 won is considered an appropriate price for a mid- to low-priced smartphone, and because of the high specifications, the price cap is expected to be around 800,000 won. I will organize it again when the iPhone SE 4 is released.