Kuo: Apple to launch redesigned iPhone SE 4 with in-house 5G chip, OLED display
In his latest report, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says Apple has restarted the iPhone SE 4 project, and it will include its most impressive redesign in years. After writing that Apple had canceled the iPhone SE 4 announcement for 2024 due to problems regarding its in-house 5G chips, the analyst offers a better outlook for Apple’s next low-entry iPhone.
According to him, Apple will indeed adopt in-house 5G baseband chip produced by a 4nm process (similar to 5nm) and will only support Sub-6GHz as the current plan. That said, it’s still unclear if the company will use these chips for the iPhone 16 series, as “the main challenge lies in whether Apple can overcome the technical obstacles related to mmWave and satellite communications.”
In addition to that, Kuo says the iPhone SE 4 will feature a similar design to the 6.1-inch iPhone 14, meaning it will have the same design, a smaller notch, and OLED display. Currently, Apple uses the same design as the 2017 iPhone 8 for the iPhone SE 3.
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