Apple's highly anticipated foldable smartphone, rumored to be named the iPhone Ultra, has generated significant buzz with various leaks. We've seen CAD-based renders, dummy unit hands-on videos, and more. Recently, a new video surfaced, providing another detailed glimpse of the foldable's design.
YouTuber Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech (FPT) has released a video showcasing the alleged iPhone Ultra.
The video features the foldable iPhone in Black and White color options, which are reportedly the only shades Apple intends to offer at launch.
Additionally, it offers a closer examination of the dual rear camera system, which is nestled within an iPhone Air-inspired camera plateau alongside an LED flash.
The foldable iPhone is rumored to possess a wider aspect ratio compared to most Android foldables. It is expected to feature a flexible display with a nearly invisible crease, made possible by what is described as an "over-engineered" hinge.
The video also emphasizes the device's sleek profile. The iPhone Ultra is said to measure just 4.5mm when unfolded, rendering it thinner than the iPhone Air, which has a thickness of 5.6mm.
Other speculated features include Apple's C2 modem, the A20 Pro chip, and 12GB of RAM, along with a dedicated Camera Control button.
Sources indicate that Apple is expected to unveil the foldable iPhone Ultra alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series in September.
