January 18 news, last week foreign media 91mobile shared a set of Apple iPhone SE 3 renderings, indicating that the new opportunity to adopt a close to the iPhone XR shape, full screen design and support for Face ID.
Today, display industry analyst Ross Young said that the rumored 5.7-inch full-screen is actually the iPhone SE 4, which will be released as early as 2023. This year's iPhone SE 3 still continues the shape of the previous generation, that is, the familiar iPhone 8, with a screen size of 4.7 inches and retains the Touch ID function.
This year's iPhone SE 3 is actually a little upgrade on the basis of the previous generation, equipped with Apple's A15 bionic chip, and support for 5G technology, etc., and the appearance design and other aspects are basically the same. On the front is a 4.7-inch screen with a forehead and chin, and the back is an ancestral single shot. The iPhone SE 3 obviously won't support Face ID, but in the current environment, Touch ID should be much easier to use.
The previous generation of iPhone SE 2 is based on the iPhone 8 upgrade, the processor is replaced by Apple A13, but the battery has not improved, resulting in the endurance performance of the machine and its general, by many users complained. This year's iPhone SE 3 will add 5G technology, and there will be a more powerful A15 chip, and obviously the power consumption of the phone will be higher. If Apple still does not plan to increase the battery capacity, then the battery life of the new machine is simply unimaginable, and two charges a day may be the norm.
Nowadays, mobile phones have entered the era of full screen, and the shape design like the iPhone 8 is really a bit outdated. The screen size is small, the adaptability of today's App may not be very good, if the battery is pulled again, it is estimated that the sales will directly collapse, and the price advantage cannot be saved.
Most consumers actually hope to buy the iPhone SE 3 with a full-screen design, which is equipped with an LCD screen and has enough guarantees for battery life. But Apple does not seem to be prepared to do this, presumably because it is afraid that the emergence of such a product will affect the sales of the iPhone 13 series.
Indeed, if the iPhone SE 3 adopts a full-screen design, is equipped with an A15 chip and supports 5G, and the price is only more than three thousand, then the iPhone 13 series really does not have to sell. Perhaps when the iPhone 14 series removes the bangs, Apple will put the bangs on the full screen to the SE series model, and everyone can only wait.