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Developing· Apple· Published Jul 9, 2026

9to5Mac reports iPhone Ultra production remains on schedule for fall launch

Recent supply chain data suggests Apple's upcoming premium foldable will debut in September despite earlier rumors of a significant postponement.

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9to5Mac noted that Chinese suppliers are currently in peak production for the high-end iPhone Ultra, aiming to meet a standard autumn release window.

Why this matters

The news provides relief for enthusiasts awaiting Apple's first foldable, though extremely limited initial stock could still lead to long shipping delays.

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The report correlates multiple supply chain sources and specific industry news agency data.

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  • 9to5MacPrimary
    No delay to iPhone Ultra, says supply-chain report - 9to5Mac
    Ben Lovejoy
    "iPhone Ultra No delay to iPhone Ultra, says supply-chain report Ben Lovejoy | Jul 8 2026 - 5:14 am PT 0 Comments More supply chain sources have rejected claims of delays to iPhone "
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