- iPhone SE 4 camera module will be mass-produced in December
- This component of the iPhone typically begins mass production about three months before the phone is released.
- This means the launch will take place around March, in line with previous leaks.
The arrival of the iPhone SE 4 seems increasingly imminent. Following rumors that displays are starting to take orders, there is now news that camera modules may begin mass production as early as December.
According to Korean website AjuNews (via @Jukanlosreve), LG Innotek will start producing camera modules for iPhone SE 4 in December. The website adds that LG Innotek usually begins mass production of iPhone camera modules around three months before an iPhone is released, suggesting that the iPhone SE 4 may be officially released in March or shortly thereafter.
Exclusive report: Apple’s camera partner LG Innotek has decided to start mass production of iPhone SE4 camera modules in December. They are currently testing before mass production.November 11, 2024
While it’s best to take these claims with a grain of salt, this news is consistent with previous rumors. The latest of these comes from Mark Gurman, a trusted leaker with a proven track record, who announced in October that the iPhone SE 4 would launch between March and June.
New design and powerful power
Therefore, the iPhone SE 4 is likely to arrive soon, and recent leaks have given us a good idea of its capabilities. According to rumors, iPhone SE 4 will be equipped with a larger 6.1-inch screen, which is a significant improvement over the 4.7-inch display of iPhone SE (2022). However, disagreement remains over the presence of gaps or dynamic islands. Regardless, it should represent a clear improvement over the current model’s outdated design.
In addition, iPhone SE 4 is likely to be equipped with a single-lens camera and support Apple Intelligence, which means it will be equipped with an A17 Pro chipset and 8GB RAM. This will result in significant performance improvements compared to the iPhone SE (2022).
