The hardware features the A20 Pro chipset, matching the performance of the new iPhone 18 Pro. While the device omits Face ID in favor of a side-mounted Touch ID sensor, it retains durability standards with an IP68 rating and Ceramic Shield on both the front and back. Photography is handled by a 48-megapixel fusion camera, though the system lacks the variable aperture found in Apple's flagship Pro models. Available in Star White and Night Sky, the base 256GB configuration is currently listed at both Apple and Best Buy.
Apple enters the foldable market with $1,999 iPhone Duo
Apple has officially entered the foldable market with the iPhone Duo, a device that transforms from a compact 5.4-inch handset into a 7.6-inch Super Retina XDR tablet. Unveiled at the company’s “Surprise and shine” event, the phone is available for preorder starting at $1,999 ahead of its October 23rd release.
Major carriers are leveraging aggressive trade-in incentives to offset the high price tag. AT&T is offering up to $1,200 in bill credits for qualifying trade-ins, while T-Mobile provides a $1,000 discount for customers on specific plans. Verizon has opted to waive its $40 activation fee for early adopters, offering a 36-month installment plan at 0 percent APR. For users seeking more flexibility, Verizon also offers a $72.22 monthly package that includes additional TravelPass days and an accelerated upgrade cycle.
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