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Caviar Claims To Have Insider Details On Apple’s Unannounced iPhone Ultra

Apple has yet to officially announce its first foldable iPhone, but Russian-based luxury brand and customiser Caviar is already claiming to have “insider” details about it. The company has even started taking deposits for its customised version of the deviice, complete with renders and a list of claimed specifications. While Caviar has previously offered customised […] The post Caviar Claims To…

Caviar Claims To Have Insider Details On Apple’s Unannounced iPhone Ultra

Russian luxury brand Caviar is making bold claims about having inside details on Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone, despite not providing any evidence to back up their assertions. The company is already accepting pre-orders for a customised version of the device, with pricing starting at $13,840 (approximately RM56,600). Caviar's specifications for the iPhone Ultra include a 7.8-inch inner display and a 5.3-inch outer display, both featuring LTPO OLED panels with a 120Hz refresh rate.

The build is said to be made of titanium, with the unfolded thickness of 4.9mm and 9mm when folded. Apple's rumored A20 Pro chipset, 12GB of RAM, and up to 1TB of storage are also part of the claimed specifications. Notably, Caviar lists two colour options: Deep Black and Pure White. The device is rumored to be powered by a 5,800mAh battery, although this is significantly higher than previous leaks suggesting a capacity of around 5,000mAh.

Caviar's claims extend to a dual 48MP rear camera setup and a 24MP front-facing camera, similar to Samsung's previous Galaxy Z Fold models. However, the lack of concrete evidence from Caviar makes it difficult to ascertain whether their claims are based on genuine insider information or merely a compilation of existing rumours.

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