We’re just a few weeks away from the rumored launch of the foldable iPhone Ultra. Excitement is mounting as a new Bloomberg report details what people inside Apple who have used the device love about it. Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter shares impressions from several users who praise how well the iPhone Ultra fits in a pocket, citing its rumored 5.5-inch outer display.

They also highlight the durability of the hinge and the new iPad-like app layouts that optimize the wider-than-tall 7.8-inch inner display. Users note its effectiveness as a camera viewfinder. The device is expected to cost over $2,000, feature a main and ultra-wide camera without telephoto, and use Touch ID instead of Face ID.

While it may lack some capabilities of the iPhone 18 Pro, users transitioning from models like the iPhone Air find the trade-offs acceptable. The positive reception of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 adds confidence in the foldable form factor. Many are optimistic about the iPhone Ultra’s potential this fall.