Apple is expected to launch its next-generation iPhone SE this week via the Apple Store, offering a more affordable entry point into the iPhone ecosystem. According to Bloomberg, the new iPhone SE 2025 will replace the Home button with Face ID, marking a major design shift for the lineup. It will also adopt USB-C, aligning with Apple’s latest devices.

Powered by the A18 chip, the iPhone SE 2025 will support Apple Intelligence, making it one of the most affordable devices with AI capabilities. Additionally, it may feature a 48MP rear camera for improved photography.

Pricing will be a key factor in its success, with the previous iPhone SE starting at RM2,199 for 64GB, RM2,449 for 128GB, and RM2,949 for 256GB. Apple’s pricing strategy will determine whether users opt for the new SE or consider other alternatives.