Apple Isn't Revealing the iPhone Duo's Under-Screen Camera Resolution
Hidden beneath the 7.6-inch inner screen of the foldable iPhone Duo is an under-display FaceTime camera. The long-rumored feature is a first for Apple, yet the company hasn't provided as much detail about it as the device's other cameras. For example, unlike the 12-megapixel sensor on the outer front display and the two 48-megapixel lenses on the back, Apple has not revealed the megapixel count…
The iPhone Duo, released in September 2026, features an under-display FaceTime camera hidden beneath the 7.6-inch inner screen. Apple has not disclosed the camera's megapixel resolution, though it is known to record video up to 1080p at 60 frames per second. This suggests the sensor has at least 2 megapixels, but likely less than 8.
The faster f/1.8 aperture compensates for light lost through the display, but the resulting image quality remains unknown. The under-screen camera is less discreet due to a glossy dot and lower density of pixels on the display layer. Apple's marketing acknowledges this with a circular shadow. The iPhone Duo went on sale in October 2026.
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