

The next-generation iPhone SE, expected to launch next year, might see a price increase of approximately 10%, pushing the starting price from $429 to around $469. Despite the potential increase, Apple aims to keep the new iPhone SE under $500. This model will reportedly feature a significant redesign, adopting an appearance similar to the iPhone 14 with a 6.1-inch OLED display and Face ID, moving away from the current design based on the iPhone 8.

The expected release timeframe for the next generation iPhone SE, the iPhone SE 4, is around spring 2025. This information is based on leaked CAD files and rumors, which suggest that the iPhone SE 4 will feature a 6.1-inch OLED display with a notch cutout at the top, a new flat-edged design, and Face ID. The device is also expected to be powered by a newer Apple Silicon chip, likely the A17 processor, and make the switch from Lightning to USB-C for charging.

Yes, according to leaker @Revegnus1, Apple is planning to keep the price of the next generation iPhone SE below the $500 mark3. There is also a chance that the company may keep the same $429 price as the current generation.