Tech Desk 
Feb 14, 2025
As Apple is set to launch the iPhone SE 4 soon, a report suggested that the budget-friendly iPhone is getting a big remake.
It says that the phone is expected to feature a 6.1-inch OLED display, an A18 chip, and a 48MP camera, making it a major upgrade from the iPhone SE (2022).
However, Apple is also removing some popular features, which could upset some users. Here are the features that might be removed from the upcoming iPhone SE 4.
No more Home button and Touch ID on iPhone SE
One of the biggest changes in the iPhone SE 4 is the removal of the Home button and Touch ID. The new model will likely feature Face ID instead.
iPhone SE 4: Switching from lightning to USB-C
Another major change is the transition from the Lightning port to USB-C. This move is in line with the EU’s requirements for smartphones to use USB-C.
What to expect from Apple iPhone SE 4?
The iPhone SE 4 is also rumoured to feature Apple’s first in-house 5G modem, which could improve battery life. Moreover, this smartphone is rumoured to offer a bigger battery, a more powerful processor, and a better camera, making it one of the most advanced budget iPhones yet.
Apple iPhone SE 4 price (expected)
Apple is expected to increase the price of the iPhone SE 4 from $429 to $499, but with so many upgrades, it might still be worth it. However, saying goodbye to the Home button and small-screen phones could be tough for some users.
