Apple’s iPhone Ultra stock is even less than Huawei’s tri-fold folding phone: Time to test your speed!

Dingjiao Digital claims that the total stock of Apple’s first foldable screen phone has been distributed across various global markets, and the final allocation of stock to the domestic market is even less than the stock of Huawei’s tri-fold phone.

The blogger further explained that the assembly process of Apple’s foldable screen is complex, and the overall inventory preparation progress has been slower than originally expected. Even though the basic production capacity has been ramped up, the final total shipment volume has not reached the initial target set earlier.

If this leak is true, then when the foldable screen is officially released, consumers will likely have to be quick to grab one, and some popular versions may even be out of stock for a long time.

Based on currently available leaks, this foldable screen will most likely be named iPhone Ultra. It will feature a wide folding design with a 5.3-inch outer screen and a 7.8-inch inner screen when unfolded. Both screens will use a single punch-hole design, abandoning the Face ID facial recognition system used for many years in favor of side-mounted fingerprint recognition.

In terms of hardware configuration, the iPhone Ultra features a dual rear camera setup, with a 48-megapixel main camera and a 48-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens. The core chip is the A20 Pro, built on TSMC’s most advanced 2nm process, which significantly improves computing power and energy efficiency compared to the previous generation flagship chip.

In terms of pricing, the starting price for the new phone in China is expected to be 14,999 yuan, making it the most expensive iPhone ever. For Apple fans who have been waiting for the foldable screen for years, there will likely be a price premium after the official launch. Users planning to buy it at the first sale may need to keep an eye on official sales notifications to secure a unit.