Apple Set to Unveil Foldable iPhone Ultra Amid High Demand and Stock Challenges

60 articles · Updated · AppleInsider · Apr 13

Apple is preparing to launch its first foldable iPhone, likely named iPhone Ultra, with a September 2026 debut anticipated alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series.
The device will feature a crease-free 7.8-inch internal display, titanium hinge, Touch ID, dual 48MP cameras, and is expected to start at around $1,999.
Production challenges may cause initial stock shortages, but analysts predict Apple could capture up to 20% of the foldable market from Android rivals.

Can Apple capture 20% of the foldable market despite production delays and a limited initial supply?

With a $2,000 price, can Apple's foldable truly fix the durability issues that have plagued its Android rivals?

Will on-device AI create exclusive software experiences that justify the foldable's ultra-premium cost?

Is sacrificing Face ID for Touch ID a necessary compromise or a design flaw for the ultra-thin foldable?

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