Apple is rumored to be developing several foldable devices, including one resembling the Galaxy Z Fold and a larger hybrid gadget. Although the tech giant hasn’t confirmed any release dates, speculation points to the iPhone Fold debuting next year, with the larger foldable possibly making an appearance in 2027 or 2028. A recent report from industry expert Jeff Pu suggests the 18.8-inch device might enter mass production a bit later, aligning with predictions of a 2028 launch.
On the other hand, the iPhone Fold appears to be progressing smoothly through the supply chain, supporting a potential release in the second half of 2026. While Apple remains tight-lipped about these devices, various leaks indicate their development. The iPhone Fold is expected to feature a crease-free display, courtesy of Samsung’s recent advancements. This innovation is anticipated to be part of both Apple’s and Samsung’s future foldable offerings.
These cutting-edge devices will come with a hefty price tag. The iPhone Fold might start at around $2,200 to $2,300, climbing to $2,800 for models with more storage. Meanwhile, the larger foldable is rumored to be a MacBook-iPad hybrid with an 18.8-inch screen running macOS via a touch interface. Although details remain scarce, given the device is still years away, tech enthusiasts have plenty of reasons to look forward to Apple’s foldable future.
