Almost everyone is in agreement that Apple’s anticipated foldable iPhone will be a very expensive device, and now new rumors suggest that it could be one of Apple's priciest-ever products.
According to leaker Instant Digital (via MacRumors) the foldable iPhone will start at between US$ 2,100 and US$ 2,500. That would make it far more expensive than Apple’s current top phone, with the iPhone 16 Pro Max starting at US$ 1,199 / £1,199 / AU$2,149, and would even make it more expensive than the US$ 1,599 / £2,149 / AU$3,199 starting price of a MacBook Pro 14-inch M4 (2024).
It would also mean the foldable iPhone would exceed the price of rivals, with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 for example starting at US$ 1,899.99 / £1,799 / AU$2,749.
So this could be a seriously expensive device, especially as that rumored price is apparently just the starting price. And while many would take this rumor with a pinch of salt, others agree that it will cost a lot. Whatever the case, a US$ 2,000-plus price is looking likely.
That’s perhaps unsurprising though. After all, this being an Apple device (albeit one that Apple has yet to confirm the existence of) it's always been expected that it'll come in at a higher price than other foldable phones.
But despite its likely high price, the foldable iPhone might lack some tech many have come to expect from Apple’s handsets, with leaker Digital Chat Station (via MacRumors) claiming that it won't have Face ID – though apparently it will have an under-display camera, which would be a first for Apple.
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