When unfolded, the device becomes a taller display with a height of about 111.5 mm and slim bezels, roughly matching the width of an iPhone 17 Pro Max but with greater height.

Controls include a retained Camera Control button, but the Volume buttons relocate to the top-right corner, and Touch ID reportedly returns.

Historical credibility is noted, with MaxTech having previewed iPhone 17 design models in April 2025 that aligned with eventual releases, though leaks should still be treated cautiously.

The iPhone Ultra/Fold and the iPhone 18 Pro series are expected to debut in the fall, with the standard iPhone 18 and iPhone Air anticipated in spring 2027.

A detailed hands-on video shows a dummy unit of Apple’s first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Ultra/Fold, revealing an 11 mm thickness when folded and about 5.5 mm when unfolded, resembling a mini iPad mini in tablet mode.

The design features a large camera plateau that extends beyond typical iPhone camera bumps, and diagonally placed stereo speakers to support audio immersion regardless of how the device is held.

The device is described as thinner than the iPhone Air at 5.6 mm but thicker than the iPhone 18 Pro Max, indicating a mid-range thickness profile.

Internal display dimensions suggest a width similar to current iPhone models but a taller screen to approximate an iPad Mini-like experience.

The foldable unit appears shorter and more compact than the iPhone 17 Pro Max when folded, and notably thick in the pocket at 11 mm.