Apple's anticipated foldable iPhone, likely to be named the iPhone Ultra, has generated considerable excitement, thanks to a multitude of leaks. From CAD-based renderings to hands-on dummy unit videos, the unveiling saga continues. A new video offers an in-depth examination of the device's design.
YouTuber Jon Prosser from Front Page Tech (FPT) recently released a comprehensive video featuring the purported iPhone Ultra.
This video reveals the foldable iPhone in both White and Black, which are rumored to be the initial color options at launch.
A closer inspection of the dual rear camera system is also provided. This setup is integrated into an iPhone Air-inspired camera plateau, complete with an LED flash.
The foldable iPhone is expected to feature a wider aspect ratio compared to most Android foldables. It may utilize a flexible display designed to minimize the visibility of the crease, supposedly supported by an 'over-engineered' hinge.
Additionally, the video emphasizes the device's slim profile, with the iPhone Ultra purportedly measuring just 4.5mm when unfolded—making it thinner than the iPhone Air, which measures 5.6mm.
Other expected specifications include Apple's C2 modem, the A20 Pro chip, and 12GB of RAM, accompanied by a dedicated Camera Control button.
Recent rumors suggest that Apple is set to introduce the foldable iPhone Ultra alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series this September.
