Foldable iPhone prices are almost impossible to believe
Foldable iPhone prices are almost impossible to believe
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Publish Date: 2026-03-15 04:20:00
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The foldable iPhone — yes, it exists, and yes, it is coming out this year — was expected to be one of the most expensive phones ever released to the public. It is, after all, Apple that we’re talking about, the company that made a $3,499 MR (Mixed Reality) headset and a $999 monitor stand.And though I think that you shouldn’t buy the foldable iPhone for a myriad of reasons, a recent leak makes me believe that the phone is unlikely to meet the fate of the Apple Vision Pro. In fact, if leaked foldable iPhone pricing is to be believed, there’s a pretty good chance that we will see a repeat of the Galaxy Z TriFold, which sold out in mere minutes after launch.
Foldable iPhone costs as much as Fold 7
The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is an excellent phone. | Image by PhoneArena
According to leaks, the foldable iPhone will start at $1,999. For comparison, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 also launched at $1,999 last year. The Fold 7 is one of the best foldable flagships that has come out recently, and for the foldable iPhone to match its pricing is insanity.Reports claim that Apple’s foldable will start at $1,999 for the 256 GB variant, just like the Fold 7. This price will go up by $200 for each jump in storage, which means around $2,199 for the 512 GB version and $2,399 for the 1 TB model. Keep in mind that the 1 TB version of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 costs $2,419, though the 512 GB variant is slightly cheaper than the equivalent foldable iPhone model according to these leaks.
So not only is Apple’s first foldable starting at a lower price than anyone expected, it’s also going to give its biggest rival some very tough competition. Initially, estimates put the foldable iPhone’s starting price at around $2,400, so $1,999 seems almost impossible to comprehend.
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