Will the iPhone Ultra really be 'Ultra'? 5 features the foldable could surprisingly ditch

As Apple prepares for its upcoming September 9 event, anticipation is building for the potential launch of its first foldable device, rumored to be named the iPhone Ultra. While expected to be the most expensive iPhone to date, reports suggest the device may omit several standard features to maintain a slim profile. Potential exclusions include Face ID, which may be replaced by a power-button-integrated Touch ID sensor, and a dedicated telephoto camera. Furthermore, leaked dummy units indicate the possible absence of the Action button and the MagSafe magnetic charging system, though expert opinions on the latter remain divided. These compromises raise questions about whether the device will truly justify its 'Ultra' branding and premium price point. As the launch approaches, consumers are left wondering if the trade-off for a foldable form factor will result in a less capable flagship experience compared to the standard iPhone Pro models.