Apple Allegedly Developing iPhone SE, Possibly Giving It 12-Megapixel iSight Sensor, Price, Specs, and More

Rumors claim that Apple is currently developing its upcoming iPhone SE Plus! Many reports have already leaked the alleged new device's specs, price, and other important details.

According to Gadgets 360's latest report, Apple's current iPhone SE model, which was previously launched in 2020, could have a new version that will be included in the affordable SE series. Renders were also leaked, together with its pricing and specifications, to give the fans a hint at what design it could have.

Speculations stated that Apple could release it in April, the same month that iPhone SE was launched. The upcoming new iPhone SE Plus is expected to cost around $499, which is $100 higher than the base model's price.

iPhone SE Plus' leaked specs

Rumors claimed that the new smartphone could have a 12-megapixel iSight sensor. On the other hand, the device's design could show a wide notch on top of the display and a single rear camera.

The upcoming iPhone SE Plus is also expected to have no physical home button, which is considered a huge change from the base model, which has thick bezels and a physical home button. Other speculations said that the device could be available in Red, White, and Black color options.

Aside from the 12-megapixel iSight sensor, iPhone SE Plus is also expected to have a 7-megapixel resolution sensor. The device's camera features also include six portrait light effects, Smart HDR 3, and OIS.

Speculations claimed that the new iPhone flagship could come with an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance.

Other features it could offer

Aside from the mentioned specs, Gizmo China reported that the upcoming iPhone SE Plus could also offer a 6.1-inch LCD. The alleged iPhone smartphone could also use the A14 Bionic chipset, which is currently powering the latest iPhone 12 lineup.

iPhone SE Plus could also have 5G connectivity support just like the latest flagships. However, Apple might also decide to use its A13 Bionic chipset instead of the A14.

However, the device's specs are all just speculations. If you want to know what it exactly offers, it is advisable to wait for the tech giant manufacturer's actual announcements before making any decision.

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.