iPhone SE 4’s Release Time Frame Hinted By Apple Supplier, As Mass Production Of Front Camera Module Is Set To Begin Next Month

Apple’s iPhone SE 4 is shaping up to be a decent device compared to the latest flagships, based on prior reports from various sources. The company aims to sell the device for a price tag set below $500, which will not only be an amazing feat for the company but a great deal for users who still want the best from the company but at a price that is lower than all budget smartphones in the competition. It is now reported that LG Innotek will start producing camera modules for the iPhone SE 4 next month, hinting at an early launch next year.

iPhone SE could launch early next year, possibly in the Spring, as indicated by the supplier’s camera module production timeline

The iPhone SE 4 is expected to take design cues from the iPhone 14, which has a small notch on the front, and the internals from the iPhone 16. While the notched design is quite old, it will allow the company to keep the device’s price at bay. LG Innotek will provide the front camera of the iPhone SE 4, and mass production of the component is reported to begin in December, according to the economic newspaper Ajunews of Korea.

The supplier is currently testing the camera module, which is slated to be in its final stage before moving to the mass production phase. The news outlet mentions that LG Innotek typically supplies camera modules almost three months before the devices go on sale, indicating the device’s early release time frame. It was previously reported that Apple will announce the device in the Spring of 2025, which stretches from March to June.

We suspect that the company will…