iPhone SE 4 reportedly offer 48 MP camera

Apple is apparently planning a bang with the upcoming iPhone SE 4: The affordable smartphone should be able to take photos with a 48-megapixel main camera and 12-megapixel front camera at eye level with flagship models. Apple

Powerful cameras in the budget segment

Apple has apparently decided to significantly upgrade the iPhone SE 4 and enter the race for the best cameras in the budget segment. According to one Report by ETNews The next SE model will be equipped with an impressive 48-megapixel main camera and a 12-megapixel TrueDepth front camera.

These innovations could allow the affordable iPhone to compete with the more expensive flagship models in terms of photo quality. These camera upgrades would be a significant advance over the current iPhone SE 3. The TrueDepth camera on the front should not only ensure flawless selfies, but also enable the use of Face ID – a function that many users will appreciate.

As the South Korean news site ETNews also reports, LG Innotek will act as the main supplier for the two camera modules. It is said that in addition to LG Innotek, Foxconn and Cowell Electronics will also be involved in the production of the camera components. According to rumors, LG Innotek has already started mass production of the modules at a factory in Vietnam.

With the expanded camera features, the iPhone SE 4 could become an attractive choice for price-conscious consumers who don’t want to miss out on top-notch photo quality. But the SE 4 shouldn’t just shine in terms of camera technology: Apple plans to install the new A18 chip, which is also installed in the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus. The device could also be equipped with 8 GB of RAM and support Apple’s latest AI functions.

Exciting innovations in the display

There is also significant news when it comes to the display: the iPhone SE 4 is expected to be the first model in the SE series to be presented with a 6.1-inch OLED screen. LG Display is designated as the main supplier of the LTPS OLED panels and could thus significantly advance the use of OLED technology in Apple’s entire smartphone range.

Apple’s own 5G modem in use?

Rumors suggest that the iPhone SE 4 may also be the first Apple device with its own 5G modem (we reported). However, it is assumed that the performance of the in-house modem could initially lag behind the established Qualcomm modems.