Another set of rumor circukated recenty alleging that the next iPhone SE, set for a 2025 market arrival, is shaping up to be one of the most interesting smartphones Apple has offered in years. Aside from this, there will be a bonus Plus-sized blockbuster planned for next year.
Japanese website Macotakara has shared images of what it claims to be the "3D printed mockup" of the upcoming iPhone SE. Looking closely, it appears that the familiar design is identical to the iPhone 14, something that has also been reported by Bloomberg.
It is likely that the fourth-generation iPhone SE will also share its dimensions with the iPhone 14, even aping the boat-shaped notch cutout on the front. The main difference would probably be the rear camera island, which only houses a single lens.
What is surprising is the leak that suggests that there will be a Plus model. "The iPhone SE 4 was initially developed in the same 6.7-inch size as the iPhone 14 Plus, with the development of a 6.1-inch model, the same as the iPhone 14, added later," says the report citing Alibaba sources.
Given all these sources, it is suggested that this bit of information be processed with a very heavy dose of skepticism. Adding a larger 6.7-inch option to accompany the 6.1-inch iPhone SE variant would seem to make some sense though.
Over the past few weeks, several sites have come across multiple reports claiming that 2025 would mark the end for a Plus trim in the mainline iPhone series. Apple would reportedly fill that gap in the lineup with an iPhone 17 Slim or Air model.
Offering a larger Plus variant would appeal to folks who are on the hunt for a device with a larger screen and battery than a regular 6.1-inch iPhone has. It would also theoretically fill the Plus gap for the mainline iPhones, albeit one that will be available at a lower asking price.
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