Vodafone Egypt appears to have briefly listed Apple’s rumored iPhone Ultra on its website, revealing a possible price of around $3,066 ahead of Apple’s upcoming iPhone launch.

The listing, shown in a screenshot, identified the device as the “iPhone Ultra” and marked it as unavailable. It also included a “Notify Me” option and a 12-month installment plan equivalent to roughly $255 per month.

The listing should not be treated as confirmation of Apple’s official pricing. Smartphone prices in Egypt can be considerably higher than US prices because of taxes and import costs, and reports have previously suggested that Apple’s foldable iPhone could start closer to $2,000 to $2,500 internationally.

Apple has also not officially confirmed that the device will be called the iPhone Ultra. However, recent reports have increasingly used that name for the company’s expected first foldable iPhone.

Vodafone's Egyptian website accidentally leaked the price of "iPhone Ultra", coming in at 155,750 Egyptian Pounds. pic.twitter.com/RYoXuLRmRm

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Apple is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone at its September 9 event alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup. Reuters reported that the foldable device is expected to have a screen comparable in size to an iPad mini when opened.

Recent reports suggest the device could use a book-style folding design with an approximately 7.8-inch internal display and a 5.5-inch outer screen. Rumors also point to an A20 chip, Apple’s C2 modem, and Touch ID instead of Face ID.

The device may not become widely available immediately after its announcement. Some reports suggest pre-orders could begin later than those for the iPhone 18 Pro models, with initial supply potentially limited.

For now, the Vodafone listing provides another indication that the iPhone Ultra name may be used for Apple’s foldable device, but both the name and final price remain unofficial until Apple formally announces the phone.

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