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iPhone SE 4 Tipped to Be Slightly More Expensive Than Its Predecessor

Apple’s fourth-generation iPhone SE is said to be in the works. The budget iPhone, which is touted to come as the successor to the iPhone SE (2022), doesn’t have a launch date yet, but it is believed to bring a design overhaul and exciting new features. Now, a tipster suggests that the iPhone SE 4 would cost slightly more than the existing model. The iPhone SE 4 is expected to adopt the design of the iPhone 14 and come with a larger battery along with Face ID support.

Tipster J. Reve (@Revegnus1) on X claims that Apple will keep the price of the iPhone SE 4 below $500 (roughly Rs. 41,000). The iPhone SE (2022) was unveiled with a starting price tag of $429 (roughly Rs. 35,000). According to the tipster, the US launch price could either remain at $429 or go up around 10 percent. Even if the price increases, Apple could keep it within the $499 price bracket.

Apple is rumoured to introduce the iPhone SE 4 with a 48-megapixel primary rear camera in 2025. It is likely to feature a 6.1-inch LTPS OLED screen and a 3,279mAh battery similar to the iPhone 14. It is expected to include Face ID and Apple’s in-house 5G modem chip. It is likely to include a USB Type-C port for charging and could measure 147.7×71.5×7.7mm in size.

The iPhone SE was first released in 2016. The third iteration of the iPhone SE was announced in 2022 in India with a starting price tag of Rs. 43,900 for the base 64GB model.

iPhone SE (2022) runs on Apple’s A15 Bionic SoC and sports a 4.7-inch Retina HD display. It has a single 12-megapixel camera sensor at the back and a 7-megapixel camera sensor at the front.

Apple unveiled its first mixed reality headset, the Apple Vision Pro, at its annual developer conference, along with new Mac models and upcoming software updates. We discuss all the most important announcements made by the company at WWDC 2023 on Orbital, the Gadgets 360 podcast. Orbital is available on Spotify, Gaana, JioSaavn, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and wherever you get your podcasts.

 

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Apple iPhone SE 4 Launch Pushed Back a Year to 2025: Report

iPhone SE 4 has been the subject of leaks and speculation for quite some time now. Apple was earlier expected to unveil its low-cost handset next year with an iPhone 14-like design. Now, analysts from Barclays claim that the launch of the fourth-generation iPhone SE has been delayed until 2025. The iPhone SE 4 is expected to come with an all-screen design similar to the iPhone XR. Apple launched the third iteration of its iPhone SE last year in March. 

As per research notes by Barclays analysts Blayne Curtis and Tom O’Malley, accessed by Macrumors, Apple will not launch its iPhone SE 4 next year. The budget handset could go official in 2025 at the earliest. The delay could be due to issues with the 5G modem. The iPhone SE 4 was expected to come with a proprietary Apple 5G modem for the first time, but the analysts contradict the rumour, saying Qualcomm would remain as Apple’s modem supplier for both iPhone SE and the iPhone 16 lineup through next year. These are in line with claims made by well-known Apple analysts Ming-Chi Kuo and Jeff Pu.

The iPhone SE 4 is expected to take design cues from the iPhone 14 and iPhone XR. It might get a 6.1-inch OLED panel with flat edges and Face ID support.

iPhone SE models don’t follow the annual release schedule as the standard iPhone series. Apple has a history of releasing a new generation of SE devices every two years. It has so far released three generations of iPhone SE models. The first iPhone SE was introduced back in 2016.

The latest iPhone SE (2022) was launched in March last year with a starting price tag of Rs. 43,900 for the base 64GB storage model.

The outgoing iPhone SE (2022) runs on Apple’s A15 Bionic SoC. It flaunts a 4.7-inch Retina HD display and has a single 12-megapixel camera sensor at the back. For selfies and video chats, it has a 7-megapixel camera sensor at the front. It packs up to 256GB of storage. IP67 build, and a fingerprint sensor-equipped Touch ID home button for biometric authentication are the other key specifications of the iPhone SE (2022).

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iPhone 13, iPhone 12, iPhone SE (2022) Price Slashed in India, AirPods (3rd Generation) Gets Expensive

iPhone 14 series was launched at Apple’s ‘Far Out’ event yesterday. The new iPhone series included four models — the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Apple has set the iPhone 14 price in India at Rs. 79,900, while the iPhone 14 Plus will cost Rs. 89,900. On the other hand, the iPhone 14 Pro will retail in India at Rs. 1,29,900 and the iPhone 14 Pro Max’s price is fixed at Rs. 1,39,900. Soon after the launch of the new iPhone 14 series, it was expected that the Cupertino-based company will reduce the prices of its previous smartphones.

Like every year, soon after the launch, Apple has slashed the prices of the previous iPhone models following the launch of new iPhone 14 lineup. The company has revised the prices for smartphones including iPhone SE (2022), iPhone 12, iPhone 13, and iPhone 13 mini. Meanwhile, several other smartphones have now been discontinued and removed from the Apple’s official site.

iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini — Revised Price in India

Apple has dropped the prices for iPhone 13 models that were introduced in September 2021. After the price cut, the iPhone 13 mini with 128GB storage is now available at Rs. 64,900, while the iPhone 13 mini with 256GB storage now costs Rs. 74,900. Meanwhile, one can buy the iPhone 13 mini with 512GB storage at Rs. 94,900. The smartphones can be purchased from the official site of the Apple, the company’s retails stores in India or other sites like Flipkart and Amazon.

Apple has also slashed the prices for iPhone 13, with the 128GB variant now priced at Rs. 69,900, the 256GB variant at Rs. 79,900, and the 512GB variant price being revised to Rs. 99,900. However, both the Pro models for iPhone 13 series — iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max — have been discontinued and removed from the Apple Store.

iPhone 12, iPhone SE (2022) — Revised Price in India

The iPhone 12 price in India has also been revised, with the 64GB storage variant now retailing at Rs. 59,900. For the 128GB storage, one has to now pay Rs. 64,900, whereas the iPhone 12 256GB storage model now costs Rs. 74,900.

Apple has also brought down prices for iPhone SE (2022), which is now priced at Rs. 49,900 for the base 64GB storage variant. One can also buy the 128GB storage option for Rs. 54,900 and the 256GB storage model at Rs. 64,900.

With this, the company has discontinued the iPhone 11 and iPhone 12 mini and removed them from the official site.

AirPods (3rd generation) — Revised Price in India

Apple’s ‘Far Out’ event also announced the launch of the new AirPods Pro (2nd Generation). The MagSafe Charging Case can be charged with an Apple Watch or MagSafe charger. One can also use a Lightning connector or Qi‑certified charger to charge these.

With the launch of these new product, Apple usually slashes the price. However, this time, the price for the AirPods (3rd generation) have increased in India. The AirPods (3rd generation) are now available for Rs. 19,900 with the Lightning charging case, and Rs. 20,900 with the MagSafe charging case.

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