iPhone SE 4 to Get OLED Upgrade, LG Display Joins as Supplier
Apple’s budget-friendly iPhone SE 4 is set to receive a significant overhaul.
Previous models have leaned towards a more compact form factor. However, the upcoming fourth generation of the iPhone SE is poised to offer a larger display. It will also include a host of premium features.
According to reports from South Korea’s The Elec, the device will feature an OLED screen, a notable upgrade from the LCD panels used in previous generations. LG Display is expected to join BOE as a supplier for the OLED panels, enhancing production capacity.
Furthermore, the SE 4 is rumoured to adopt Face ID which will replace the iconic Touch ID Home button. The phone will likely feature a USB-C port instead of the Lightning connector. It may also have a larger 6.06-inch OLED display. Additionally, the SE 4 is expected to include a powerful A18 chip and a 48-megapixel rear camera.
These leaks suggest that the iPhone SE 4 could be a game-changer for Apple’s budget-friendly lineup, offering flagship-level performance and features at a more affordable price point. However, it’s essential to approach these rumours with caution until official confirmation from Apple.
