Recently, the blogger "Fix Focus Digital" published an article stating that the iPhone Fold will use a graphene + large-area VC vapor chamber heat dissipation combination to cope with the heat dissipation needs of the compact body of the folding screen. The blogger further revealed in the comment area that the domestic price of this folding screen phone is expected to be around 14,000 yuan.
In terms of appearance, the final design of iPhone Fold has been exposed. It adopts the mainstream book-style wide folding solution, which is significantly different from the design language of previous iPhone models.
The camera module on the back adopts a unique horizontal arrangement, equipped with a 48-megapixel main camera and a 48-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, and the image configuration is quite satisfactory.
In terms of core configuration, iPhone Fold is equipped with the powerful A20 Pro chip. The screen specifications are very eye-catching. The outer screen size is about 5.3 inches, and the unfolded inner screen is about 7.7 inches. The visual experience in the unfolded state is close to that of iPad mini.
It is worth mentioning that through technological innovation, Apple has made the phone’s screen creases extremely inconspicuous, solving a major pain point in the folding screen field.
In order to cope with the high power consumption problem of large screens, the battery capacity of the phone is expected to exceed 5,000 mAh, making it the mobile phone product with the largest battery capacity in Apple’s history.
In addition, the mass production time of Apple's first foldable screen smartphone iPhone Ultra (iPhone Fold) has been postponed from June to early August. However, Apple still plans to officially release the model this fall, and the overall launch rhythm remains unchanged.
Affected by the delay in mass production, the stocking volume of this new machine before its release will be lower than the average level of Apple's previous new products. Even so, Apple's expectations for the model to ship a total of 15 million units throughout the year have not been adjusted.
