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iPhone Duo preorders are now live: Everything you need to know before buying Apples first foldable

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iPhone Duo preorders are now live: Everything you need to know before buying Apples first foldable

Announced in September after years of rumors, Apple's first-ever foldable phone is now available for preorder ahead of its Oct. 23 release. The iPhone Duo features a passport-style design with a nano-texture inner display, a hidden selfie camera, a blazing-fast A20 Pro chip, and a hinge with a flexible graphite pipe inside — its secret to effective cooling. Mashable senior editor Stan Schroeder got to spend a little time with the Duo at Apple Park last month and said it "works amazingly well." (Our full review is coming soon.)

If you have any questions before preordering the iPhone Duo, we're got all the answers.

The iPhone Duo starts at $1,999 with 256GB of storage. A 512GB model goes for $2,199 and a 1TB model costs $2,599.

A maxed-out iPhone Duo with 2TB of storage comes in at an eye-watering $3,199, making it the most expensive iPhone ever made. For comparison's sake, you can get a 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 Pro chip and 2TB of storage for the exact same price.

iPhone Duo preorders began at 8 a.m. ET (that's 5 a.m. PT) on Friday, Oct. 16.

Buyers who purchase a Duo in-person at an Apple Store location will reportedly be able to personalize its startup screen with their name, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

The iPhone Duo comes out on Friday, Oct. 23, exactly one week after preorders start.

As of this writing, the best iPhone Duo preorder deals from major mobile carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Xfinity can save you up to $1,200 via monthly bill credits.


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