Apple’s Foldable iPhone Ultra: Everything We Know So Far in the UK

The rumoured Apple foldable iPhone has been making headlines, with a suggested autumn 2026 release date in the UK. The device is expected to be a book-style foldable, with an inner screen resembling an iPad mini.

The iPhone foldable, potentially called the iPhone Ultra, will be classed among Apple’s Ultra devices. It may feature a creaseless 7.58-inch inner display and a 5.25/5.5-inch outer display, with a robust hinge and a mix of titanium and aluminium frame.

The foldable iPhone Ultra is expected to have a starting price of around $1,999 for the 256GB storage model, with international pricing yet to be confirmed. The device may feature five lenses, including an under-display camera, and a variable aperture technology for enhanced low-light photography.

The iPhone foldable will run a form of iOS, allowing it to be used as a productivity device with side-by-side apps and layouts. It’s expected to have 12GB of RAM and three tiers of storage: 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB.

The device may have a single, punch-hole front camera, and a horizontal camera module with a contrasting, all-black base design. The iPhone Fold is projected to use Apple’s C2 modem, expected to launch in September 2026 with the iPhone 18 lineup.

With the likes of Samsung, Google, and OnePlus already having foldable devices on the market, Apple is set to join the foldable phone market in the UK. The iPhone foldable is expected to be a game-changer, offering a unique and innovative design that will set it apart from other smartphones.

As more information becomes available, we’ll be updating this article to keep you informed about the latest developments on the Apple foldable iPhone Ultra in the UK.