iPhone SE 4 may not come with this popular Apple iPhone feature

The iPhone SE 4, Apple's next budget-friendly handset, will come with a notch design similar to the iPhone 14, instead of the Dynamic Island found in recent high-end models. This information was confirmed by noted display analyst Ross Young.
While the popular Dynamic Island, which debuted with the iPhone 15, offers a more interactive and sleek user interface, the decision to go with an older notch design for the iPhone SE 4 is driven by cost considerations.Apple's goal with the iPhone SE 4 is to provide a budget-friendly option with many of the latest features while keeping production costs low.
The iPhone SE 4 is expected to feature a 6.1-inch display, an A17 Pro chip, and 8GB of RAM. Apple will also sunset Touch ID with this model, making Face ID available across all iPhones. This aligns with rumours suggesting the iPhone SE 4 will resemble the iPhone 14-style design.
Incorporating a notch instead of Dynamic Island differentiates the iPhone SE 4 from premium models like the iPhone 16, maintaining a distinct visual separation between high-end and budget-friendly iPhones.
The iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch by April 2025, potentially featuring Apple's A18 chip, 8GB of RAM, and a 48MP main camera. The iPhone SE 4 is rumoured to start at $500, positioning it as Apple's most affordable current-generation iPhone option.