Caviar’s latest listings have sparked fresh speculation about Apple’s 2026 iPhone lineup, revealing custom designs, notable hardware upgrades, and the ambitious foldable iPhone Ultra, amid cautious insider hints.
Caviar’s latest listings have added fresh fuel to the long-running speculation around Apple’s 2026 iPhone line-up, with the Russian luxury brand publishing custom designs for the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and a foldable model it calls the iPhone Ultra. The pages go beyond ornamental mock-ups: they also set out what Caviar presents as inside information on launch timing, hardware changes and colour options. That claim should be treated cautiously, but several of the details broadly match separate rumours reported elsewhere.
The most striking assertion is that Apple will hold its annual launch event on September 9, a date Caviar presents with unusual confidence. That fits the company’s own pattern of avoiding the day after Labour Day in the United States, and it is also in line with wider expectations that Apple will unveil the iPhone 18 Pro range in September 2026. MacRumors and Macworld have separately reported that Apple is expected to keep the Pro models on the autumn schedule while the standard iPhone 18 could slip to spring 2027.
On the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, Caviar’s page points to a smaller Dynamic Island, with some Face ID hardware moved beneath the display, a 2-nanometre A20 Pro chip, variable-aperture main camera technology and a revised Camera Control button that would no longer rely on physical movement. It also says the devices will be slightly thicker and fitted with a battery in the 5,100mAh to 5,200mAh range. Those claims largely echo reporting from MacRumors, Macworld and The Apple Post, which have all described similar design changes, including a Dark Cherry colour option alongside silver, grey and light blue.
The foldable model is presented as even more ambitious. Caviar describes an iPhone Ultra with a titanium frame, a hinge made from liquid metal, a 7.8-inch internal display and a 5.3-inch cover screen, both using 120Hz LTPO panels. It also lists 12GB of RAM, two 48MP rear cameras, an under-display selfie camera and a 5,800mAh battery. That battery figure is notably higher than other rumours, which have tended to point to a figure just under 5,000mAh, while the under-display front camera is also more speculative than the rest of the leak chatter. For now, Caviar’s pages read more like a neatly packaged rumour summary than hard evidence, but they do reflect the direction in which Apple rumours have already been moving.
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