Leaks suggest Apple's foldable "iPhone Ultra" will debut September 9. The device features a 5.5-inch cover screen and a 7.8-inch internal OLED display with a 4:3 aspect ratio. A dual-layer ultra-thin glass (UTG) structure aims to minimize the screen crease and enhance scratch resistance. Internally, the phone reportedly uses the A20 Pro chip, 12GB of RAM, and a 4,883 mAh battery. The camera system includes dual 48MP sensors but lacks a telephoto lens. Biometrics utilize Touch ID in the power button. Pricing is estimated at $1,999 for the 256GB model, potentially exceeding $3,000 for higher storage. A leaked "iPhone Handoff" feature may allow two iPhones to share one phone number. Production is reportedly limited to a few hundred units daily due to strict quality standards, suggesting potential supply shortages at launch.
The iPhone Ultra features a 5.5-inch cover display and a 7.8-inch internal OLED screen. A dual-layer ultra-thin glass array is designed to reduce the visibility of the screen crease.
The device will reportedly utilize the A20 Pro chip and 12GB of RAM for high-end performance. Pricing for the base 256GB model is estimated to start at approximately $1,999 USD.
A rumored "iPhone Handoff" feature allows two iPhones to share the same phone number simultaneously. Initial production may be limited to a few hundred units daily due to high quality standards.
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- The iPhone Ultra is an unreleased product; all specifications and features are based on unverified leaks and rumors.
- Pricing estimates are derived from currency conversions and regional leaks, which may not reflect final US retail prices.
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- Performance benchmarks for the A20 Pro chip are estimated and not based on official hardware testing.