New Footage Highlights Dummy Versions of iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone Fold

New Footage Highlights Dummy Versions of iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone Fold

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### Apple’s Upcoming iPhone Fold and iPhone 18 Pro Max: An Insightful Examination

Today, we caught our initial glimpse of dummy models for the much-awaited iPhone Fold, iPhone 18 Pro, and iPhone 18 Pro Max, courtesy of leaker Sonny Dickson. Following this unveiling, a video emerged that offers an even clearer perspective on these devices.

#### Video Comparison of Dummy Models

This year’s flagship iPhone series is predicted to feature the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and Apple’s first foldable model, often called the iPhone Fold, although it might also be designated as iPhone Ultra. The video, posted by X user AhMad Ansari, presents a side-by-side analysis of the dummy models for the iPhone Fold and iPhone 18 Pro Max.

In the video, the foldable iPhone notably appears shorter than the iPhone 18 Pro Max, implying that when folded, it could mirror the size of the iPhone mini, though it tends to be broader than the mini and other conventional iPhone versions. The thickness of the dummy model is similar to that of the iPhone 18 Pro Max when folded, yet when opened, it is projected to feel roughly half the size.

For reference, the iPhone 18 Pro Max is expected to be just slightly thicker than its forerunner, the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

#### Design Insights

The design of the iPhone Fold suggests a transformation in Apple’s outlook on smartphone form factors, potentially appealing to those desiring a more compact device without compromising screen space. The foldable design could present a distinctive combination of portability and functionality, making it a compelling addition to the iPhone range.

As we anticipate more information and official statements from Apple, the buzz regarding the iPhone Fold and iPhone 18 Pro models persists.

What are your opinions on the recently disclosed dummy models? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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