First Users Review Apple's Foldable iPhone 'Ultra'
Apple is set to launch its first foldable iPhone 'Ultra' in early September, featuring dual screens and Touch ID. The device is predicted to range from 5.5 to 7.8 inches and cost at least 2000 US Dollars. Compromises are expected in the camera system, which will be dual-lens without a telephoto.
Apple plans to introduce its first foldable iPhone, the 'Ultra,' in early September. This new model is expected to feature a dual-screen setup and Touch ID. Regarding the design, dimensions of 5.5 inches up to 7.8 inches are predicted for the closed state, with an expected thickness of 4.5 mm, suggesting a significantly altered physical profile.
The camera system is expected to feature a dual setup with a 48-megapixel main sensor and an Ultra-Wide sensor, while lacking a telephoto lens. For biometric authentication, Touch ID will be used on the side button instead of Face ID to ensure a slimmer overall profile.
Some compromises are expected upon release, particularly with the camera system, and a high entry price is also anticipated. Starting prices are expected to begin at at least 2000 US Dollars or 2950 Euros, positioning the device in the upper price segment.