Apple iPhone SE will be launched next year, and the 2023 iPhone SE will use a perforated screen design

According to an analyst appearing on Gadget Pixels News on April 2, It is reported that the next-generation Apple iPhone SE will be launched next year, and the 2023 iPhone SE will use a perforated screen design, Ross Young has revealed. That the next-generation iPhone SE will be launched in 2022. Which will use the same 4.7-inch display as the second-generation iPhone SE.

The second-generation iPhone SE design is based on the iPhone 8 with a 4.7-inch display. There have been rumors that Apple is developing an “iPhone SE Plus”. Which may launch this year, but earlier this month, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has said. That there will be no new iPhone SE series before 2022.

Young also pointed out that after the minor update of the iPhone SE in 2022, more fundamental design changes may occur in 2023.

It has been reported that Apple is developing a 6.1 inch version of the iPhone SE. Which uses a perforated design instead of bangs. It is rumored that Apple plans to bring a punch-hole display for the flagship iPhone model in 2022. Therefore, after the launch of the new iPhone 14 model with this design, the design can be applied to the iPhone SE in a year. In the cause.

Gadget Pixels understands that perforated design can maximize the available display area. While the front can also leave room for the camera.

While there will probably be no design changes to the upcoming iPhone SE in 2022, it is expected. That device will get an upgraded processor and 5G support. Young said it could be limited to below 6GHz.

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