Apple’s rumored iPhone 18 Fold may have surfaced early. Our friends at Jamonline were able to get their hands on a dummy unit used by case makers, giving us a first look at what could be Apple’s foldable iPhone.
The dummy shows a device that feels wider than a regular iPhone when folded, similar to the BlackBerry Passport but thinner. When unfolded, it looks like an iPad mini, with a wide aspect ratio that makes multitasking more practical compared to taller foldables like Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series.
The prototype includes a Camera Control button, a USB-C port, and dual rear cameras, along with two front-facing cameras for both the outer and inner displays.
While the unit is non-functional, it does give us clues about Apple’s design direction for its first foldable iPhone.
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Apple has not confirmed the iPhone 18 Fold, and the final design may still change. For now, the dummy suggests Apple is aiming to balance smartphone portability with tablet-like usability.
