iPhone SE 4 case leak shows Apple’s major redesign

The iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch only a year from now. Still, we have heard several rumors about its design in the past few weeks. Now, a Weibo leaker has shared a third-party case for this upcoming iPhone.

The case design corroborates previous leaks, such as the iPhone SE 4 featuring an iPhone 14-like look, which means a larger display and a notch, instead of the classic iPhone 8 design from the previous generation SE device.

Image source: Weibo

The most interesting part of this iPhone SE 4 case is the main camera cutout, which is larger than the current iPhone SE 3 model but remains with only a single camera, meaning Apple will keep a second ultra-wide lens exclusive to the main lineup.

Last week, BGR reported that this entry-level iPhone is expected to be released in 2025 as BOE just joined this device’s supply chain. The manufacturer will ship up to 15 million 6.1-inch OLED panels next year.

What we know about the iPhone SE 4

Previously, it was rumored that Apple would only launch a new iPhone SE 4 if it could develop its own 5G modems. While this project has been pretty much canceled as Apple focuses on its partnership with Qualcomm, Cupertino has decided to launch a new device in 2025.

A sketchy rumor suggested Apple was planning a Dynamic Island design, but Apple usually adds an “outdated” design for its entry-level iPhone. By the time the first iPhone SE was released, Apple had used the iPhone 5 design, even though it had already introduced the iPhone 6s. Then, when the company moved to the iPhone X design, the iPhone SE changed to the iPhone 8 look.

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