Luxury handset maker Caviar has listed customised versions of Apple’s upcoming flagship models, including a foldable Ultra, ahead of official announcements, though details remain unverified and speculative.
Caviar has put customised versions of Apple’s unannounced iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and the expected foldable iPhone Ultra up for pre-order, while also claiming the company will unveil the phones on September 9. The Russian luxury handset maker has done this before with unreleased devices, but its latest listings go further by attaching specific design and specification claims to Apple’s next flagship range.
For the iPhone 18 Pro line, Caviar says Apple is preparing a new Dark Cherry finish alongside silver, grey and light blue. It also says the Pro models will keep their current screen sizes at 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches, although the Dynamic Island may shrink if Apple moves some Face ID hardware beneath the display. The listings point to an A20 Pro chip made on a 2nm process, a variable-aperture main camera and a simplified Camera Control button that would rely on touch, pressure sensing and haptics rather than a physical click. Caviar also claims the Pro Max will be slightly thicker to make room for a larger battery, possibly in the 5,100mAh to 5,200mAh range.
Its foldable iPhone Ultra page is even more ambitious. Caviar describes a titanium body, a liquid-metal hinge and a book-style design measuring about 4.9mm when open and roughly 9mm when closed. The device is listed in deep black and pure white, with a 7.8-inch internal display, a 5.3-inch outer screen and 120Hz LTPO panels on both sides. The company also says the phone will use the A20 Pro chip, 12GB of RAM, two 48MP rear cameras, a 24MP under-display selfie camera and a 5,800mAh battery.
The problem is that much of this remains unverified. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has said the most likely announcement date for Apple’s early September launch is September 8, with September 9 as the alternative, and other reports say the Pro models and foldable could arrive together while the standard iPhone 18 is held back until 2027. Earlier rumours also differ on several technical details, including the foldable phone’s front camera, chip process and battery size. That leaves Caviar’s pages best read as a blend of existing leaks and speculative detail rather than a reliable preview of Apple’s plans.
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