Updated iPhone SE, iPads, and Magic Keyboards expected for spring 2025
Share:
The next iPhone SE is likely to resemble the iPhone 14 in size and appearance. A new report suggests that potential buyers anticipating an updated iPhone SE, or new iPads and their accessories, won't have much longer to wait. While 2025 will bring a slew of new and updated products to the table, Apple will be spacing those out across the year. A new report from Bloomberg speculates that while an updated MacBook Air lineup may be among the first hardware products announced in the new year, the iPhone SE will get a notable revamp in the spring as well.
In line with recent reports, the fourth-generation iPhone SE is expected around March or April 2025. As part of an overall redesign, the SE will finally lose the Touch ID home button in favor of FaceID, and bump up to the size of the iPhone 14. It will likely sport an A18 processor, at least 8GB of RAM, and at least 128GB of storage to accommodate the needs of Apple Intelligence. It could also gain an OLED display upgrade, USB-C and MagSafe charging, and a 48MP single-camera revamp.
All of these upgrades will likely cause Apple to bump up the price of the next iPhone SE, though Apple is expected to keep the price below $500. The current iPhone SE sells for $429, so it is anticipated that the new one will retail for $499. Some rumors have suggested that Apple could keep the current iPhone SE model around at a reduced price. Given the company's focus on Apple Intelligence, however, this seems less likely.
