This is our best look at Apple’s first foldable iPhone (Ultra); Android-style selfie camera tipped
This is our best look at Apple’s first foldable iPhone (Ultra); Android-style selfie camera tipped
Publish Date: 2026-06-07 08:11:00
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ⓘ Sonny Dickson – edited
A design model of the foldable iPhone Ultra in white.
Hours before WWDC 2026, freshly leaked design models of the iPhone Ultra have shed light on the design language of Apple’s first book-style foldable. The latest info says we can expect only one color variant, while the dummy models show what looks like Apple’s first perfectly round punch-hole selfie cutout on the inside.
One of the most prolific leaksters of iPhone and Samsung flagship prototypes has just shared perhaps our best look at what seems to be the closest-to-reality design model of Apple’s first foldable phone, dubbed as the iPhone Ultra.
A couple of things about the latest foldable iPhone leak stand out. For starters, the tipster has reiterated that the only color option for the foldable iPhone (that he’s aware of) is white, which builds on recent rumors that Apple has decided to ditch the black variant and stick to only one color.
Even though the first foldable iPhone is projected to outsell every other Android foldable once released, it would make sense if Cupertino has decided to keep it simple with its first entry into this (technically) new product category.
Our best look at the foldable iPhone Ultra design shows Apple’s first Android-style selfie camera cutout; only one color option tipped
The other thing that stands out from the live dummy images is the positioning of the inner selfie camera. Now corroborated by a number of leaked design models and schematics, it’s now safe to assume the iPhone Ultra will bring Apple’s first perfectly round punch-hole selfie cutout. Unless there’s a last-minute change.
That said, the situation regarding the selfie camera cutout on the cover screen could go either way. Older leaked schematics show a round punch-hole cutout, while the most recent ones show a smaller Dynamic Island cutout similar to what’s expected in the iPhone 18 Pro, which makes more sense for design continuity, and Face ID, of course…
