The Apple company has started orders for iPhone SE 4 smartphone screens, and mass production of the camera module may begin by the end of the year, the South Korean website AjuNews reports.

The source claims that LG Innotek will start mass production of camera modules for iPhone SE 4 in December. Trials are currently underway before mass production.

The site, referring to its own sources, writes that LG Innotek, which showed poor results in the third quarter due to poor initial sales of the iPhone 16 series and foreign exchange rates, will gain momentum and improve profits thanks to this new smartphone.

LG Innotek usually supplies camera modules three months before the release of a new smartphone, so according to the source, the release of the iPhone SE 4 is likely to take place in March next year.

Unlike flagships, iPhone SE smartphones are equipped with only one rear camera. The previous budget smartphone was criticized for having only 12 megapixels.

This iPhone SE 4 is expected to have a 48 MP camera and significantly improved functionality.