Third-party Apple iPhone SE 4 cases released ahead of imminent launch

Third-party case manufacturers appeared to have jumped the gun ahead of the rumoured announcement of the Apple iPhone SE 4 this week.

Japanese company Power Support published at least six cases for the Apple iPhone SE 4 (2025) with some product images showing a render of the upcoming phone. 

The silent switch is no more, likely to be replaced by the Action button that was introduced on the Apple iPhone 15 Pro. The render also confirms the presence of a single camera module on the rear of the phone.

MagSafe is supported on the new iPhone SE as Power Support describes its cases to be compatible with magnetic wireless charging and other magnetic iPhone accessories.

Prices for the Power Support cases range from S$69.90 to S$89.90. Power Support also offers screen protectors at S$69.90 and S$129.90.

Spigen, another popular case maker, also published several cases for the new iPhone SE and the renders show the front of the phone. 

As rumours have suggested, the new iPhone SE will come with Face ID due to the lack of a physical Touch ID button and the presence of a notch. However, Spigen's renders indicate that the new iPhone SE will have a notch, which does not square with famous tipster Evan Blass' prediction that the next iPhone SE will have the Dynamic Island.

What's unclear at the moment is the orientation of the rear camera cutout. Of the six cases listed on Power Support's website, we saw three different layouts: one vertical, two squarish cutouts, and three horizontal. Spigen, in case you were wondering, opted for a horizontal layout.

Apple is believed to announce the new iPhone SE sometime later this week via a press release with retail availability slated the week after. Retail prices are said to start from US$499.

Source: Power Support, GSMArena

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