The latest iPhone Ultra rumors and leaks: Everything we know about Apples first foldable
The latest iPhone Ultra rumors and leaks point toward a wide design, very impressive display, and massive battery.
The foldable iPhone, known as the iPhone Ultra, is the subject of much speculation among Apple enthusiasts. The device is rumored to be unveiled alongside the iPhone 18 lineup at a September 9 event. Apple's first foldable phone has been the subject of numerous leaks, with many of these rumors pointing to a release in fall 2026.
The design of the iPhone Ultra is expected to be similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 8, with a 5.5-inch outer OLED display and a 7.8-inch inner OLED display. The device is rumored to have a thickness of 9.5mm when unfolded and 4.5mm when folded, and it will be equipped with a Touch ID sensor, an A20 processor, and dual rear cameras, along with a dual front selfie camera.
The price of the iPhone Ultra is expected to be around $2,399, although some estimates suggest it could be as high as $2,550. Despite its premium price tag, analysts predict that the iPhone Ultra could capture a significant share of the foldable market, with IDC estimating that Apple could sell 17 million units by the end of 2027.
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