Mock-ups of the iPhone SE 4 have emerged in real-life images

Rumours about the upcoming fourth-generation iPhone SE have been circulating for a few years now, and Apple is expected to finally announce the device in April this year.

Here's What We Know

Whistleblower Sonny Dickson has shared two images of iPhone SE 4 mockups, which are being used as moulds for cases and accessories. The images show the back and sides of the upcoming budget iPhone, which look similar to what leaks have predicted.

On the back, there's a single camera sensor, as well as a cutout for the microphone and LED flash. The sides are flat, with volume buttons and a mute switch on the left side. A physical SIM card tray can also be spotted.

The iPhone SE 4 is expected to use a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR (60Hz) OLED display, just like the iPhone 14 with the same notch that houses the 12-megapixel front camera and Face ID sensors. The budget iPhone is rumoured to get an upgraded Apple A18 chip with 8GB of RAM, which will allow it to work with Apple Intelligence AI. The budget iPhone will also get a USB-C port and a price tag in the neighbourhood of $500.

Source: @SonnyDickson