The upcoming iPhone SE 4 will feature a notch instead of the Dynamic Island, respected display analyst Ross Young said today. The device will have

A new video claiming to show a dummy iPhone SE 4 unit contradicts recent rumors saying that it will have a Dynamic Island rather than the older-style notch.

Some insiders say the iPhone's shape-shifting camera island will get smaller with this year's model, but another prominent analyst says that's not the case.

Notably, the upcoming iPhone SE 4 is rumored to feature the Dynamic Island design, replacing the display notch seen in the current SE model. Leaked information suggests the budget-friendly device will adopt the iPhone 14's design while offering improvements in camera, processor, and display.

Specifically, the iPhone SE 4 could have a display with a notch to house the front camera and Face ID sensors. That's a design Apple last used with the iPhone 14, fully switching to a Dynamic Island feature for all its flagship phones in 2023.

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo continues to offer insights into the iPhone 17, this time saying that Dynamic Island isn't getting a redesign.

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An analyst with a strong reputation for iPhone forecasts claims that the size of the Dynamic Island isn't changing on the iPhone 17.

A patent has been spotted suggesting Apple might have found a way to incorporate Face ID into an iPhone's display.

The Dynamic Island was introduced with the iPhone 14 lineup in 2022 and hasn’t seen any major changes since its debut. While there’s been speculation that Apple wants to make it smaller to free up more screen space, it seems that hardware change might take a bit longer.

The Dynamic Island feature on the iPhone 17 display will remain largely unchanged, according to renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.