iPhone Ultra could launch in US only at first, per report
iPhone Ultra’s unveiling is only a few weeks away , and a new report claims the initial rollout could be extremely limited, including being US-only at launch.
Apple is set to unveil its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Ultra, at a September 8 US launch event, according to a new report. However, the device may initially only launch in the US, as a major Chinese component supplier confirmed that the company is facing supply, testing and pricing issues. These challenges have led to delays, potentially impacting Australia and other markets.
While reports of limited supply at launch are not uncommon, skepticism remains due to the report's sources being in China and Australia. It is more probable that the event will be held on September 9, rather than the referenced September 8, due to Labor Day falling on the latter date. If Apple is able to launch the iPhone Ultra in the US in September, it may gradually expand to other territories to avoid delaying the launch altogether.
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