A new report suggests that Apple’s upcoming foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, will start at $2,000 for a 256GB model, or around $3,000 for up to 2TB of storage. This price could make it more expensive than some of its competitors, but lower than the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. The device is expected to feature side-by-side app running, iPad-like multitasking, and support for the Apple Pencil as a stylus.
With the iPhone Duo, Apple might be tapping into the dual-screen trend, much like Microsoft’s Surface Duo. However, the high starting price might limit its appeal to a niche market of tech enthusiasts.
The iPhone Duo is expected to ship in October in white and dark blue, raising the question of whether consumers are ready for a foldable iPhone. The device could potentially offer a new form of multitasking, but at what cost?
As the event approaches, we await official details. Will the iPhone Duo’s unique features outweigh its hefty price tag, or will it be another example of tech that’s too good to be true?
