Apple iPhone Ultra Unveiled with Foldable Specs and $2,000 Price

Mark Gurman reveals iPhone Ultra foldable specs, MagSafe support, and a $2,000 starting price for the September launch.

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Mark Gurman, a senior technology analyst, revealed in an interview with Tom's Guide that the iPhone Ultra will feature a foldable design with a 5.5-inch cover display and a 7.8-inch inner display. ^[1] Mark Gurman, a reporter for Bloomberg, stated in an interview with Tom's Guide that Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra will likely support MagSafe charging. ^[2] Mark Gurman indicated that the iPhone Ultra will launch alongside the new Pro phones in September, with a starting price expectation of over $2,000. ^[3] Mark Gurman reported that the iPhone Ultra will be powered by the latest Apple Pro chip and the latest Apple modem. ^[4] Mark Gurman stated that the iPhone Ultra will include MagSafe support despite previous uncertainty regarding the foldable design. ^[5] Apple is scheduled to announce the foldable iPhone alongside the iPhone 18 Pro models at an event on Wednesday, September 9, 2026. ^[6] Mark Gurman noted that Apple successfully integrated MagSafe into the iPhone Air and sees no reason why they could not do the same for the foldable device. ^[7] Rumors indicate the iPhone Ultra will feature a $2,000+ price tag, a 5.5-inch outer display, and a 7.8-inch inner display. ^[8] Mark Gurman said that iOS 27 will support multi-tasking and split-screen app views on the iPhone Ultra, allowing users to drag and drop elements between apps. ^[9]

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Mark Gurman, a reporter for Bloomberg, stated in an interview with Tom's Guide that Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra will likely support MagSafe charging. · MacRumors

Mark Gurman indicated that the iPhone Ultra will launch alongside the new Pro phones in September, with a starting price expectation of over $2,000. · 9to5Mac

Mark Gurman reported that the iPhone Ultra will be powered by the latest Apple Pro chip and the latest Apple modem. · 9to5Mac

Mark Gurman stated that the iPhone Ultra will include MagSafe support despite previous uncertainty regarding the foldable design. · 9to5Mac

Apple is scheduled to announce the foldable iPhone alongside the iPhone 18 Pro models at an event on Wednesday, September 9, 2026. · MacRumors

Mark Gurman noted that Apple successfully integrated MagSafe into the iPhone Air and sees no reason why they could not do the same for the foldable device. · MacRumors

Rumors indicate the iPhone Ultra will feature a $2,000+ price tag, a 5.5-inch outer display, and a 7.8-inch inner display. · MacRumors

Mark Gurman said that iOS 27 will support multi-tasking and split-screen app views on the iPhone Ultra, allowing users to drag and drop elements between apps. · Mashable

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