Apple Foldable iPhone May Launch Today With Premium Price And New Features
Apple could unveil its first foldable iPhone today, with reports suggesting a book style design, dual cameras, A20 Pro chip, 12GB RAM and a premium starting price.

Apple could finally enter the foldable smartphone market with its first foldable iPhone at today’s major launch event. The device has been widely discussed ahead of the presentation and could become the biggest announcement of the event if Apple officially reveals it.
Reports suggest that the company may introduce the phone under the iPhone Ultra name, while some reports have also referred to it as the iPhone Fold or iPhone Duo. Apple has not officially confirmed the final name, specifications or price, so the details currently available should be treated as expectations rather than confirmed information.
The foldable model is expected to use a book style design. This would allow the phone to function as a conventional smartphone when closed and provide a much larger screen when opened.
Expected Display And Design
According to reports, the upcoming foldable iPhone could feature a 5.3 inch outer display. The larger internal screen is expected to measure around 7.8 inches when the device is unfolded.
The design could follow the wider book style foldable format already used by other premium smartphone makers. This approach would give users a compact outer screen for everyday tasks while offering a tablet like display after opening the device.
Leaked promotional material circulating online has also added to the interest surrounding the phone. Reports have pointed towards a horizontal rear camera module containing two cameras along with an LED flash.
The rear panel is also expected to carry the Apple logo, while the sides could have rounded edges. However, these design details remain unconfirmed until Apple officially shows the product.
A20 Pro Chip And 12GB RAM
The foldable iPhone is expected to receive Apple’s next generation A20 Pro processor. If the reports are accurate, the chip would place the device firmly in Apple’s premium performance segment.
The phone could also come with 12GB of RAM. That would provide additional memory for multitasking and demanding applications, although Apple’s final memory configuration has not yet been announced.
Camera And Other Features
Photography could remain an important part of the foldable iPhone experience. Reports suggest that Apple may use two 48MP rear cameras, creating a dual camera system rather than the larger camera arrangements found on some conventional flagship phones.
The phone could also support Touch ID. This would be notable because Apple has relied heavily on Face ID on its recent premium iPhone models. Whether Touch ID will actually return on the foldable model remains unclear.
MagSafe charging is another feature reportedly under consideration. If included, it could allow the foldable iPhone to work with Apple’s existing magnetic charging and accessory ecosystem.
Expected Price Of Apple Foldable iPhone
Price could be one of the biggest talking points if Apple launches its first foldable iPhone. Reports have suggested a starting price of around 2000 dollars, which would translate to roughly Rs 1.9 lakh based on the figures mentioned in current reports.
The base model could reportedly offer 256GB of storage. Higher storage configurations may include 512GB and 1TB options.
The 1TB version could potentially approach Rs 2.5 lakh, making the device one of the most expensive smartphones in Apple’s lineup. The actual Indian price, however, could differ significantly because of taxes, duties and Apple’s regional pricing strategy.
Why The Foldable iPhone Matters
Apple entering the foldable smartphone market would be a significant move for the company. While competitors have already released several generations of foldable devices, Apple has so far stayed away from the category.
A premium foldable iPhone could therefore attract considerable attention from existing Apple users as well as customers interested in large screen smartphones.
The reported combination of a large internal display, new processor, dual cameras and premium construction suggests that Apple could position the device above its regular iPhone models.
For now, the most important details remain unconfirmed. The final name, specifications, storage options and pricing will only become clear when Apple officially presents the device.
If the reports prove accurate, however, the foldable iPhone could easily become the highlight of Apple’s event and mark the beginning of a completely new product category for the company.




