Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleApple is expected to launch its first foldable device, rumoured to be called the iPhone Ultra, at an event in early September. Early testers praised the phone's durable hinge, pocket-friendly design, and iPad-style software for the larger display. Dissatisfaction was noted regarding the device's camera system, which reportedly omits the telephoto lens featured on Pro models. The foldable phone could be Apple's most expensive to date, with price predictions exceeding $2,000 or £2,000 due to design and supply costs. The September launch event is also expected to feature updated iPhone Pro models and new AirPods equipped with cameras. In fulliPhone Ultra: Report reveals new details of upcoming foldable Apple phone – including its one big downsideMore bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in

Early impressions of the foldable iPhone Ultra point to its pocketable design, durable hinge, and iPad-like app layouts on the inner display.

Apple's foldable iPhone is anticipated to launch around September, marking a significant investment. This new device will offer a larger screen for enhanced media consumption and…

Early testers are pleased with new device, apart from its camera, report claims