The Apple iPhone Ultra is back in the spotlight as new renders reveal design details of the first foldable iPhone model, which could bring significant changes to Apple’s existing devices.
According to the latest information, the upcoming iPhone Ultra comes with a wider body format, which clearly differentiates it from competing models like the Galaxy Z Fold8 that use a more elongated form of design.
The Apple iPhone Ultra brings a thinner foldable design
Renders indicate an impressively thin profile of the device. In the folded state, the thickness is about 9.5 mm, while in the open mode it is reduced to only 4.5 mm, which is even smaller than the iPhone Air model, which has a thickness of 5.6 mm.
Great attention is also paid to autonomy. According to available information, the device could have a battery with a capacity of 5,800 mAh, which is more compared to competitors like the Z Fold series.
One of the key technical advances is related to the control of screen curvature. Although the crease will not be completely eliminated, it is expected that its depth will be reduced to about 0.15 mm, which will make it visually much less noticeable. This advancement is attributed to a new liquid metal hinge design and the use of 3D printed components.
When it comes to cameras, a configuration with two sensors is expected, including the main and ultra-wide-angle module.
The price could exceed $2,000, which clearly positions this model in the premium segment. Despite this, high demand is expected with limited initial quantities.
It is important to note that alleged video recordings of the device also appeared recently, but experts quickly pointed out that these are fake images made with the help of models and AI technology, reports fpt.