With Apple expected to debut its foldable iPhone this year, which will allegedly have the name iPhone Ultra, many are surely curious as to what the device will look like. Luckily, one of our friends, Jam of jamonline.ph was able to get his hands on a dummy unit.
iPhone Ultra
Of course, the first thing that’s noticeable about the foldable iPhone is the aspect ratio, which is closer to the OPPO Find N (which I personally prefer) and less of a Galaxy Z Fold7. This means that the buttons are more accessible, especially for those who have small hands.
The Apple logo can clearly be seen, along with a dual rear camera module – my guess is that this is a main and an ultrawide. The camera module is raised to give room for the internals, which means this phone will not lay flat on a table unless placed screen first.
When unfolded, a selfie camera can clearly be seen on the upper left. The crease in the middle is also very visible, but then again, this is a dummy unit, so the final product may look different, and better.
The cover display also has a punch hole front camera.
As for the buttons, there’s the usual power button and volume rocker, plus a camera control button. Two speaker grilles can also be seen, along with the USB-C port.
This is still a dummy unit, so Apple can make drastic changes for the final product. Still, it’s good glimpse of what the highly anticipated foldable iPhone may look like, but what do you think?
Special thanks to Jam of jamonline.ph for allowing us to use his photos of the dummy unit.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the rumored name of the upcoming foldable iPhone?
A: iPhone Ultra
Q: When is the iPhone Ultra expected to debut?
A: Sometime this year (2026).
Q: What is the rumored display size of the iPhone Ultra?
A: 7.8-inches on the Main Display.
Q: Will Touch ID be integrated onto the display?
A: It’s still unsure, but there are rumors that it could be included.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
