Apple is set to launch the iPhone SE 4 with a revolutionary redesign, the new MacBook Air based on the M4 chip, and a revamp of the iPad series at its Feb 19, 2025 event.
Apple is gearing up for a significant product launch on February 19, 2025, as announced by CEO Tim Cook. The event is expected to introduce a series of new devices, with the star of the show being the fourth-generation iPhone SE.
iPhone SE 4: A Total Revamp
The forthcoming iPhone SE 4 will be expected to feature a full-scale overhaul, with its appearance being in line with the iPhone 14. This includes a 6.1-inch OLED display, removal of the traditional Home button, and utilization of Face ID technology. Behind the scenes, the phone is expected to pack Apple’s A18 processor with 8GB of RAM, offering solid performance and Apple Intelligence support, the tech giant’s collection of AI-driven features. In addition, the iPhone SE 4 also brings Apple’s first self-developed 5G modem and moves to a USB-C charging port from the Lightning port. Rear camera setup should include a standalone 48MP sensor, but the front cam may offer a 12MP resolution. Cost is said to start at $499.
MacBook Air with M4 Chip
In addition to the iPhone SE 4, Apple will allegedly announce a refreshed MacBook Air using the new M4 chip. The refresh appears to bring improved performance and efficiency, potentially extending battery life. While overall design is likely to follow previous iterations, internal enhancements such as increased RAM (up to 32GB) and dual exterior display support are anticipated.
iPad Updates
The event is also expected to usher in fresh changes to Apple’s iPad range. The 11th generation of the iPad will likely arrive with the A17 Pro chip and 8GB of memory for supporting Apple Intelligence. The iPad Air could get its performance upgrade to the M3 chip for added performance abilities. All such enhancements aim at equipping consumers with more advanced productivity as well as entertainment hardware.
Potential New Smart Home Hub
Apple could reportedly debut a new smart home hub, which would take on devices like Amazon’s Echo Show and Google’s Nest Hub. The device is rumored to feature a 7-inch display, an A18 chip, and native support for Apple Intelligence as a command center for smart devices, including support for FaceTime calls, and performing various tasks each day. However, its launch is expected to occur sometime down the line in the year.
With the February 19 event on the horizon, anticipation is high surrounding these potential announcements, marking a significant expansion of Apple’s product ecosystem during 2025.
