Apple's first foldable iPhone launch likely to be delayed

The launch of the long-rumored foldable iPhone of technology company Apple is likely to be delayed, due to supply chain issues.

According to foreign media reports, Apple may unveil its new foldable iPhone in September this year, but due to limited production, most users are afraid that this device will not be available until 2027.

The reports claimed that this phone, which will likely be introduced as the iPhone Ultra, will have a 5.5-inch external screen and a larger 7.8-inch display when unfolded.

According to sources, the expected price of the foldable iPhone will be between 2300 and 2500 US dollars, after which it will become the most expensive iPhone in Apple's history.

According to renowned industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, due to limited stock in the supply chain, Apple is likely to announce the new iPhone in September. However, its pre-order booking and regular sales will be started some time later.

He said the foldable iPhone situation could be similar to the iPhone X introduced in 2017, which was announced on time but went on sale later.