Apple is reportedly preparing its first foldable iPhone, known as the iPhone Ultra, with a design aimed at delivering a small-tablet workspace without the bulk typically associated with foldables. The device is said to measure 4.5mm when opened and 9.2mm when folded, while its main 7.76-inch LTPO OLED display would run at 120Hz.
That internal panel is reported to use flexible, self-healing glass intended to make the crease less noticeable. A 5.49-inch outer display, protected by Ceramic Shield glass, would let users handle quick tasks without unfolding the device. The internal screen is also said to have just a single selfie-camera interruption, while fingerprint authentication would move to a side-mounted sensor rather than occupy space beneath the display.
Hardware focused on portable productivity
The reported hardware includes Apple’s A20 Pro chip, 12GB of RAM, and storage configurations ranging from 256GB to 2TB. Those capacities, along with the larger folding screen, suggest an emphasis on people who want more room for multitasking, media, and files while still carrying a phone-sized device.
A dual rear-camera system is expected to include 48-megapixel wide and ultrawide cameras, with optical image stabilization on the wide camera. Reported video features include 4K recording at up to 120 frames per second and ProRes support. Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, stereo speakers, MagSafe wireless charging, and black and white finishes are also expected.
Launch details remain provisional
The report points to an official unveiling on September 9, with preorders potentially following on September 11 or 12. However, Apple has not confirmed the device’s final specifications, name, price, preorder timing, or U.S. availability. A foldable iPhone with these dimensions and screen sizes would target buyers looking for a more capable mobile-computing display in a phone that can still fold down for everyday carry.
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