Concept Video Shows Best Look Yet at iPhone Ultra

Apple’s first foldable iPhone, widely rumored to launch as the iPhone Ultra, has appeared in another major leak. After earlier CAD renders, dummy units, and concept-based hands-on videos, a new video now offers one of the clearest looks yet at Apple’s upcoming foldable flagship.

The latest leak comes from YouTuber Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech, who shared a detailed video showcasing the alleged iPhone Ultra from multiple angles.

According to the leak, Apple will offer the foldable in just Black and White color options at launch. The device features a dual rear camera system placed on an iPhone Air-inspired camera plateau, alongside an LED flash.

The video also highlights the phone’s book-style folding design and its unusually wide display. Previous leaks have suggested Apple is opting for a wider aspect ratio than most Android foldables, making the device feel more like a traditional iPhone when unfolded.

Another key highlight is the nearly invisible display crease. Earlier reports claimed Apple developed an advanced hinge mechanism to minimize the crease, and the new leak appears to support those claims. The hinge is said to be heavily engineered to create a flatter folding display than competing devices.

The iPhone Ultra is also expected to be exceptionally thin. The leak claims it measures just 4.5mm when unfolded, making it even slimmer than the iPhone Air, which measures 5.6mm thick.

Previously leaked information suggests the foldable could feature a 7.8-inch inner display and a 5.5-inch outer screen. Apple is also rumored to use Touch ID integrated into the power button instead of Face ID to save internal space, although this has not been confirmed.

Under the hood, the foldable is rumored to include Apple’s A20 Pro chip, 12GB of RAM, and the company’s C2 modem. It is also expected to feature the dedicated Camera Control button introduced on recent iPhone models.

Current rumors point to Apple unveiling the iPhone Ultra alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup in September, marking the company’s long-awaited entry into the foldable smartphone market.