The iPhone Fold is anticipated to launch later this year as Apple's inaugural foldable smartphone. One standout feature, according to recent leaks, is its unique form factor, which allows it to be much wider when folded compared to most competitors, unfolding directly into landscape mode.
When fully opened, it presents a more rectangular aspect ratio, as opposed to the squarer designs typical among similar devices. The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold, depicted alongside a mockup of the iPhone Fold, stands out as it unfolds into a 10-inch tablet with a double fold.
In comparison to the Galaxy Z Fold7 displayed below, the iPhone Fold is noticeably smaller when open, highlighted by its distinctively rectangular shape.
Next, we see it alongside Huawei's unconventional Pura X, which features a flip-style foldable design with an extra-wide aspect ratio. Although the iPhone Fold is larger and has a different folding mechanism, there is a slight resemblance in their design choices.
Overall, these images illustrate how distinctive the iPhone Fold's form factor will be—it's truly unlike any device we've seen before. However, this uniqueness may be short-lived, as both Samsung and Oppo are reportedly developing their own wider, book-style foldables, perhaps anticipating the success of the iPhone Fold.
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