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iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max: Our first hands-on impressions
Confirmed
In Short: Apple is reportedly set to unveil its first foldable iPhone and the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in September, with standard models arriving later.
The foldable iPhone, expected to start at $1,999, will feature a 7.6-inch display that opens to reveal a larger screen, and will support Apple Pencil with USB-C, allowing use on both the inner and outer displays.
Apple is bringing Apple Pencil support to its new foldable iPhone, marking the first time the feature will be available on an iPhone model. The device is expected to debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, with standard iPhones arriving several months later.
What's still developing
- You might be wondering why the standard iPhone 18 models are missing from our headline, and why we haven’t mentioned them until now.
- In our hands-on experience with the Galaxy Z Fold8, we found the shorter dimensions made it feel more natural to use, particularly when reaching across the screen with one hand.
- Apple is widely expected to announce new iPhones next month.
- After years of rumours, Apple could finally be ready to launch its foldable iPhone.
- Here’s a roundup of everything we know (or we think we know) about Apple’s upcoming iPhones.
- Those waiting for the regular iPhones will have to wait a couple more months.
- Well, Apple is reportedly changing the iPhone’s release strategy from this year onwards.
- Under the new staggered release cycle, Apple is expected to unveil its flagship iPhone models in September, while pushing the launch of the standard and entry-level models to the first quarter of the following year.