Apple’s iPhone Ultra Now Tipped To Launch In 2027 With A Base Price Of $2,000, While The High-End Variant To Cost $2,200
Apple’s next premium iPhone, the Ultra, is expected to launch in 2027 with a base price of $2,000 and a high-end variant priced at $2,200. Development hints, including iOS 27 updates, suggest a focus on hardware and software integration for the device. Separately, a $1,999 foldable iPhone remains unconfirmed but is frequently hinted at through software clues. Sources disagree on whether these devices are imminent or still in development.
What changed
New pricing details for the iPhone Ultra have emerged, with a confirmed $2,000 base price and $2,200 high-end variant, while foldable iPhone rumors remain speculative.
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Apple’s iPhone Ultra Set for 2027 Launch at $2,000-$2,200, Foldable Rumors Persist
confidence 85%Apple’s next premium iPhone, the Ultra, is expected to launch in 2027 with a base price of $2,000 and a high-end variant priced at $2,200. Development hints, including iOS 27 updates, suggest a focus on hardware and software integration for the device. Separately, a $1,999 foldable iPhone remains unconfirmed but is frequently hinted at through software clues. Sources disagree on whether these devices are imminent or still in development.
What's confirmed:
- Apple’s iPhone Ultra is expected to launch in 2027 with a base price of $2,000 and a high-end variant priced at $2,200.
- iOS 27 introduces landscape mode in more Apple apps, potentially ahead of the iPhone Ultra’s release.
- Software updates in iOS 27 and macOS 27 suggest upcoming hardware changes, including possible foldable iPhone and touchscreen MacBook designs.
Still unconfirmed:
- A foldable iPhone priced at $1,999 could enter the market, potentially stabilizing iPhone pricing.
- Apple is preparing a foldable iPhone, though no official announcement has been made.
- The iPhone Ultra may feature hardware or software optimizations tied to iOS 27’s new features.