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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Ultra May Have a Very Limited Launch

Apple could unveil its first foldable iPhone this September but delay its actual release because of continuing production problems, according … Read More The post Apple’s Foldable iPhone Ultra May Have a Very Limited Launch appeared first on ProPakistani .

Apple’s Foldable iPhone Ultra May Have a Very Limited Launch

Apple is reportedly considering launching a foldable iPhone called the iPhone Ultra in September 2026, but production issues could delay its actual release, according to an Australian report. The foldable, expected to be released alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, may only debut in the United States before gradually expanding to a few select markets, with Australia not included in the initial wave.

Pricing could remain a mystery, with the foldable potentially costing up to $2,613 in Australia. Production challenges, particularly with the foldable display and hinge, have reportedly caused production delays, pushing back manufacturing plans from June to August and possibly adding another two months. Foxconn, one of Apple's suppliers, is said to still be adjusting its mass-production plans.

However, the credibility of the report should be viewed skeptically, as other supply-chain reports suggest Apple has already resolved initial production issues and increased production orders.

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