This is the iPhone Ultra.

This is the iPhone Ultra. This is Apple's answer to eight years of Samsung foldables. This is a mock-up unit, so obviously this crease won't be here. Just as a size reference, this is an iPad mini. It's basically an iPad mini with no bezels. The reason they're choosing a passport style is because of that aspect ratio, so when you're watching films, when you're watching any video, it's not going to be massive black bars that make you question why you bought a foldable in the first place. It should be able to go zoom into full screen and not crop everything that's important. Two cameras, even though it's an Ultra. Got to make cuts somewhere. Volume buttons on the top. Having it mismatched like that doesn't feel like it matches their aesthetic, but maybe. No action button, but it has a camera control button. This one is going to be Touch ID because I don't think they could cram Face ID into this. And when you open it up, a little hole-punch camera on the side here. And it seems like they're doing this because you can take calls this way or turn it this way. So this phone is apparently going to be $2,500. Just remember, it's a foldable. They're delicate. They don't have good cases. They don't have screen protectors. They have a screen protector for this screen and that's it. That's what it's going to look like so far. What do you think? Would you pay $2,500 for that?