Apple’s first foldable iPhone has been in progress for some time, and according to the new report, the price tag may be less than expected.
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo revealed on June X that sources buzzed over the “iPhone Folding” in an update in June.
Rumors are that Apple’s foldable iPhone prices have been in circulation for some time, but analyst Jimmy Yoon (Via Fortune)’s new UBS report predicts it’s lower than initially expected. UBS report predicts that highly promising phones will cost around $1,800 to $2,000. By comparison, Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold 7 costs $1,999.99.
Earlier this year, Kuo claimed that the first foldable iPhone would be “over $2,000 and $2,500.”
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As iPhone folds get closer to production, more rumors and leaks are emerging online, but we should note that the specifications, prices and even names are far from official.
Recent wealth reports say Initial production of folded iPhones will be restrictedestimated to be between 10 million and 15 million units. This may be a warning method for the product.”[reflecting] As Fortune wrote, analysts see this as the main obstacle to mass adoption as the technical complexity of the technical complexity and the high price.
Apple has Choose Samsung’s “Cret-free” display solution 9to5mac reports: “Ensure mass production.” This will also enhance the durability of the phone.
Apple will become the latest company Riding a foldable phone wave. The tech giant will join Samsung, Oppo, OnePlus, Google, Motorola, Honor and Vivo, each with a rendition of foldable devices.
