Apple has yet to announce a foldable iPhone, much less one called the iPhone Ultra. Caviar has decided that existence is a minor administrative detail and is already accepting pre-orders for seven customized versions of it.
The luxury gadget customizer expects Apple’s first foldable flagship to be announced in September 2026. According to Caviar’s speculative specifications, the device will feature a 5.3-inch outer display, a 7.8-inch folding screen, an A20 Pro chip, 12 GB of RAM, dual 48 MP rear cameras, a 24 MP under-display camera, and a 5,800 mAh battery. None of those details have been confirmed by Apple, so treat them as Caviar’s expectations rather than a surprise early visit from Tim Cook.
That uncertainty has not stopped Caviar from designing an entire Custom iPhone Ultra collection. The lineup opens with Titanium, which combines black crocodile leather with black PVD-coated titanium. Karat keeps the black leather but adds 24-karat gold-plated framing, while Dark Cherry switches to wine-purple crocodile leather with gold accents.
Magenta dresses the imagined foldable in raspberry-pink crocodile leather and sterling silver. Silver uses the same precious metal against black crocodile leather, presumably for buyers who find raspberry insufficiently boardroom-compatible.
Gold replaces the leather with carbon fiber woven with golden threads, surrounds it with 24-karat gold-plated titanium, and installs an Apple logo made from 18-karat gold. It is the model for anyone concerned that a folding iPhone might arrive looking far too financially responsible.
At the top sits Jobs, a titanium tribute to Apple’s co-founder. Its three-dimensional Apple logo reportedly contains a fragment of Steve Jobs’ black turtleneck, accompanied by an engraved reproduction of his signature. Caviar does not provide provenance for the fabric or state whether the design is authorized by Apple or the Jobs estate. Production is limited to nine pieces, while each of the other designs is capped at 19.
Prices start at US$13,840 for Titanium, followed by Karat at US$14,130, Dark Cherry at US$14,270, Magenta and Silver at US$15,270, Gold at US$15,560, and Jobs at US$15,990.
Caviar’s own terms acknowledge that the finished phone may differ from its preliminary design and that production can only be confirmed after the device actually exists. If Apple does not release it in the UAE, customers may request a refund or choose another model.
So yes, you can pre-order a five-figure custom iPhone Ultra today. Apple merely needs to invent it.
Images: Caviar.
