Caviar Reveals Alleged iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra Details Ahead of Launch

Caviar, a company known for its luxury custom smartphones, may have revealed several details about Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro lineup and the rumored iPhone Ultra. The company has published pages for both devices with renders, specifications, and an alleged launch date.
Caviar claims that Apple will hold its next major iPhone launch event on September 9, 2026. While the company presents the date confidently, it has not been confirmed by Apple. The date is also considered plausible based on Apple’s previous launch patterns.
Caviar Reveals Alleged iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra Details Ahead of Launch
The company has listed custom versions of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. According to the information shared on its website, the two phones will continue to feature 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch displays.
One of the expected design changes is a smaller Dynamic Island. Caviar claims Apple will move some Face ID components beneath the display, allowing the company to reduce the size of the cutout.
The iPhone 18 Pro models are also expected to use Apple’s A20 Pro chip, which has previously appeared in several leaks. The chip is reportedly based on a 2nm manufacturing process.
Another major camera-related change could be a variable-aperture main camera. This feature has been rumored for the iPhone 18 Pro series and could give users greater control over photography in different lighting conditions.
Caviar also claims Apple will change the Camera Control button. The current iPhone generation uses a physical mechanism along with touch and force-sensing features. The new version may reportedly remove the physical movement and rely entirely on touch and haptic feedback.
The iPhone 18 Pro models could also become slightly thicker. Caviar lists a battery capacity between 5,100mAh and 5,200mAh, although this information should be treated cautiously because Apple has not confirmed the specifications.
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The alleged color options include silver, gray and light blue, along with a new Dark Cherry shade.
Caviar has also published information about the much-rumored iPhone Ultra, which is expected to be Apple’s first foldable iPhone if the reports prove accurate.
According to the company, the device will feature a titanium frame and a hinge made using liquid metal, or an amorphous alloy. The phone is reportedly just 4.9mm thick when unfolded and around 9mm when folded.
The rumored foldable could feature a 7.8-inch internal display with a 4:3 aspect ratio and a 5.3-inch external screen. Both panels are said to support 120Hz refresh rates and LTPO technology.
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Caviar also claims the iPhone Ultra will use the A20 Pro chip and include 12GB of RAM. However, its information contains an inconsistency. While the iPhone 18 Pro page mentions a 2nm A20 Pro chip, the iPhone Ultra page claims the same processor will use a 3nm process.
The camera setup could include two 48MP rear cameras. The device may also feature a 24MP selfie camera and an under-display camera. This would be a notable change from earlier rumors suggesting an 18MP front camera.
Another surprising claim concerns the battery. Caviar lists a huge 5,800mAh battery for the iPhone Ultra, which is significantly higher than previous reports.
However, Caviar’s information should not be considered official. The company has not provided evidence to prove that its specifications came from Apple or genuine industry sources. Several details already match existing rumors, raising the possibility that the pages simply combine previous leaks with speculative information.
Apple has not confirmed the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max or iPhone Ultra specifications, design or launch date. More reliable information is expected to emerge as the rumored September launch approaches.
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