As anticipation builds for Apple's unveiling of its inaugural foldable smartphone, the iPhone Ultra, new insights are surfacing from early testers. A recent report from Bloomberg highlights the standout features that have garnered praise ahead of the device’s launch.
In his latest Power On newsletter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman shared feedback from individuals who have had the opportunity to test the upcoming foldable iPhone. The consensus among testers is that the iPhone Ultra impresses with its design, form factor, and usability.
Testers particularly appreciated how the iPhone Ultra fits comfortably in pockets, coupled with a robust hinge design that promises durability. The layout of the inner display resembles that of an iPad, enhancing usability for a variety of tasks.
Moreover, the foldable device has been highlighted as an effective camera viewfinder. However, some early users expressed disappointment over the absence of a telephoto camera, which could be a drawback considering the iPhone Ultra’s anticipated price of $2,000.
Set to launch next month, the iPhone Ultra is expected to feature a 5.5-inch cover display, a 7.76-inch inner display, and a dual rear camera configuration with a 48MP primary sensor alongside an ultrawide camera. Additionally, rumors abound regarding the integration of Touch ID into the power button.
