The most anticipated iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch sometime in 2024 and with a similar design to the iPhone 14. If that's where you think the similarities end, get ready for it impact, as the latest reports suggest that the iPhone SE 4 takes over the iPhone 14's battery at 3,279 mAh, almost a third more than its predecessor.<\/p>\n
We got a hit from the folks at MacRumors that, iPhone<\/a> SE 4 (2024) prototypes with device ID D59 are talking about lithium-ion batteries with model code A2863. If you're not familiar with it, it's the same model code as the iPhone 14 battery which has a capacity of 3,279 mAh.<\/p>\n It doesn't take much to do the math: The next-gen iPhone SE 4 is expected to get a hefty 3,279 mAh battery, which is 1,261 mAh larger than the iPhone SE 3. Even with all the optimizations , a smaller screen size and an efficient A15 chipset under the hood, the iPhone SE 3 managed to have a battery life of 62 hours thanks to its 2,018 mAh battery.<\/p>\n With a massive upgrade to 3,279 mAh, we can expect the iPhone SE 4 to outperform its predecessors and even the iPhone 13 mini (the latest mini) with a battery life of around 90 hours. Of course, this doesn't mean you'll be able to use your iPhone SE 4 for 90 hours straight, we should work around that figure as the phone will use a smaller OLED display and be comparatively less powerful than the iPhone 14.<\/p>\n There are many updates from various sources covering the iPhone SE 4 as a whole. For example, a rumor suggests that the iPhone SE 4 will use an OLED panel made by BOE, Apple's supplier after Samsung<\/a> Display and LG Display. It will go from LCD (on iPhone SE 3) to OLED. There are also rumors that the iPhone SE 4 will carry over the action button from the iPhone 15 Pro<\/a> as well as the USB-C port for data transfer and charging.<\/p>\n However, it's simply too early to comment, as we could be months away from the iPhone SE 4 launching in 2024. Keep an eye on SmartPrix for future updates on the iPhone SE 4 and everything else. concerns Apple.<\/p>\n You can follow Smartprix on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook, Instagram and Google News. Visit smartprix.com for the latest news, reviews and technical guides.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n