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The iPhone Duo was hyped as a godsend before launch, but one 23-minute review stripped it bare.
Tim Pan’s 10,000-fold test: the screen crease got deeper with every fold. After watching the review, tons of people turned around and canceled their orders.
Apple spent months putting together the launch event and who knows how much on advertising, but in the end, none of it could beat one YouTuber saying, “Don’t buy it.”
Two grand for a first-gen experimental product? Everyone who preordered one is a sucker. These days, you even have to queue up to get fleeced—and this time Apple put itself in line, too.
#iPhoneDuo #Apple
The iPhone Duo was hyped as a godsend before launch, but one 23-minute review stripped it bare.
Tim Pan’s 10,000-fold test: the screen crease got deeper with every fold. After watching the review, tons of people turned around and canceled their orders.
Apple spent months putting together the launch event and who knows how much on advertising, but in the end, none of it could beat one YouTuber saying, “Don’t buy it.”
Two grand for a first-gen experimental product? Everyone who preordered one is a sucker. These days, you even have to queue up to get fleeced—and this time Apple put itself in line, too.
#iPhoneDuo #Apple
Tim Pan’s 10,000-fold test: the screen crease got deeper with every fold. After watching the review, tons of people turned around and canceled their orders.
Apple spent months putting together the launch event and who knows how much on advertising, but in the end, none of it could beat one YouTuber saying, “Don’t buy it.”
Two grand for a first-gen experimental product? Everyone who preordered one is a sucker. These days, you even have to queue up to get fleeced—and this time Apple put itself in line, too.
#iPhoneDuo #Apple
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WeChat is fully compatible with iPhone Duo, and the input method has been upgraded to version 4.0.0.
WeChat has confirmed full compatibility with iPhone Duo and plans to release an update. The input method has also been upgraded to version 4.0.0 to provide users with a better experience.#微信 #iPhoneDuo
WeChat is fully compatible with iPhone Duo, and the input method has been upgraded to version 4.0.0.
WeChat has confirmed full compatibility with iPhone Duo and plans to release an update. The input method has also been upgraded to version 4.0.0 to provide users with a better experience.#微信 #iPhoneDuo
WeChat has confirmed full compatibility with iPhone Duo and plans to release an update. The input method has also been upgraded to version 4.0.0 to provide users with a better experience.#微信 #iPhoneDuo
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iPhone Duo test goes disastrously wrong: 10 major issues expose the challenges of foldable phones
Testing the iPhone Duo has revealed a host of problems, including the crease, cleaning, and software compatibility. Its shortcomings in heat management, performance, and battery life are also impossible to ignore, while the high repair costs are enough to put anyone off.#iPhoneDuo #FoldablePhones
iPhone Duo test goes disastrously wrong: 10 major issues expose the challenges of foldable phones
Testing the iPhone Duo has revealed a host of problems, including the crease, cleaning, and software compatibility. Its shortcomings in heat management, performance, and battery life are also impossible to ignore, while the high repair costs are enough to put anyone off.#iPhoneDuo #FoldablePhones
Testing the iPhone Duo has revealed a host of problems, including the crease, cleaning, and software compatibility. Its shortcomings in heat management, performance, and battery life are also impossible to ignore, while the high repair costs are enough to put anyone off.#iPhoneDuo #FoldablePhones
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A 58,000-yuan premium, down to just 3,000 in 48 hours. That money was never for the phone.
At 8 p.m. on October 16, Apple opened preorders for its first foldable, the iPhone Duo. People went wild.
Apple’s website crashed under the traffic. Every model sold out on JD.com and Tmall within a minute, and delivery dates were pushed all the way to January 2027. On Dewu, the 1TB black model was immediately listed for 79,999 yuan—58,000 above the official price.
Three days later, scalpers were left listing them with messages like: “Just 3,000 extra, pickup on launch day. Please take it off my hands.”
Offline buyers were even tougher, pushing offers down to just 2,500 extra.
From 58,000 to 3,000. A drop of more than 95%. In just two days. Nobody was biting.
Not a single yuan of that 58,000 was paid for the phone itself. It was all for the idea that “other people can’t get one.” The premium wasn’t measuring demand; it was measuring certainty of supply. It was all expectation.
Apple itself shattered that certainty. Before launch, it urgently increased orders by 30%. Foxconn’s production lines had already been running for months, and each of the first batch of stores could get 20 or 30 units. The “impossible to get” story turned overnight into “actually, you can buy one.”
A Zhengzhou dealer named Xu had locked in 50 units in advance, with a total bill close to one million yuan. He’d put down a 25,000-yuan deposit.
His plan was to make 2,000 yuan per phone—100,000 yuan across all 50.
Early on October 17, his buyers lowered their offers twice overnight. The latest price had fallen below what he’d paid. If he sold, he’d lose 25,000 yuan. A real loss. He could only stop buying and start asking longtime customers if they’d take the phones in batches.
I lined up the quotes from those three days. The sharpest collapse came in the 48 hours from the 17th to the 19th. Listing prices started out inflated, actual sale prices couldn’t keep up, and then sellers began undercutting one another in a rush to unload.
Is a first-generation foldable phone with no Face ID, no telephoto lens, and only eSIM support worth paying several thousand extra to “get it a month early”?
We have our answer. It isn’t.
Scarcity comes in two forms. One is hard production capacity: Moutai can’t simply produce more, so that’s genuine scarcity, and prices can hold. The other is channel-driven expectation: phones can be produced at any time, and scarcity is just the illusion that “I missed out on this batch.” Once expectations soften, the premium collapses like a sandcastle.
What’s interesting is that this same dynamic plays out every day in crypto.
The first-day premium for a new coin measures the same thing. Not what the project is worth, but whether you can buy in during that first hour. Once the project team increases supply, the unlock schedule opens up, or the token gets dumped on an exchange, the premium immediately turns negative. It collapses. The reason people rush to subscribe to new token launches—$BNB —is also that allocations are limited and winning odds are low, not because the new coin is inherently worth that price.
So whose pockets does the money end up in? The people who secured orders first, and those who listed at high prices earliest. The ones left holding the bag are dealers like Mr. Xu.
Anyone who’s rushed to buy at launch can do the math. The extra you paid to “get it early” is the same money as the 58,000 extra you’d pay for the phone.
There’s no telling yet whether prices will collapse again after the first customers receive their phones at the end of November. Production is still ramping up, and the queue on Apple’s website already stretches to March 2027. One signal says supply is increasing; the other says the wait is getting longer. The two signals conflict.
Bitcoin is at 82,000 today, up a little over one percent. Premium games like this in consumer electronics can’t move the broader market.
$BNB $BTC $USDT #iPhoneDuo #折叠屏 #打新 #Premium
A 58,000-yuan premium, down to just 3,000 in 48 hours. That money was never for the phone.
At 8 p.m. on October 16, Apple opened preorders for its first foldable, the iPhone Duo. People went wild.
Apple’s website crashed under the traffic. Every model sold out on JD.com and Tmall within a minute, and delivery dates were pushed all the way to January 2027. On Dewu, the 1TB black model was immediately listed for 79,999 yuan—58,000 above the official price.
Three days later, scalpers were left listing them with messages like: “Just 3,000 extra, pickup on launch day. Please take it off my hands.”
Offline buyers were even tougher, pushing offers down to just 2,500 extra.
From 58,000 to 3,000. A drop of more than 95%. In just two days. Nobody was biting.
Not a single yuan of that 58,000 was paid for the phone itself. It was all for the idea that “other people can’t get one.” The premium wasn’t measuring demand; it was measuring certainty of supply. It was all expectation.
Apple itself shattered that certainty. Before launch, it urgently increased orders by 30%. Foxconn’s production lines had already been running for months, and each of the first batch of stores could get 20 or 30 units. The “impossible to get” story turned overnight into “actually, you can buy one.”
A Zhengzhou dealer named Xu had locked in 50 units in advance, with a total bill close to one million yuan. He’d put down a 25,000-yuan deposit.
His plan was to make 2,000 yuan per phone—100,000 yuan across all 50.
Early on October 17, his buyers lowered their offers twice overnight. The latest price had fallen below what he’d paid. If he sold, he’d lose 25,000 yuan. A real loss. He could only stop buying and start asking longtime customers if they’d take the phones in batches.
I lined up the quotes from those three days. The sharpest collapse came in the 48 hours from the 17th to the 19th. Listing prices started out inflated, actual sale prices couldn’t keep up, and then sellers began undercutting one another in a rush to unload.
Is a first-generation foldable phone with no Face ID, no telephoto lens, and only eSIM support worth paying several thousand extra to “get it a month early”?
We have our answer. It isn’t.
Scarcity comes in two forms. One is hard production capacity: Moutai can’t simply produce more, so that’s genuine scarcity, and prices can hold. The other is channel-driven expectation: phones can be produced at any time, and scarcity is just the illusion that “I missed out on this batch.” Once expectations soften, the premium collapses like a sandcastle.
What’s interesting is that this same dynamic plays out every day in crypto.
The first-day premium for a new coin measures the same thing. Not what the project is worth, but whether you can buy in during that first hour. Once the project team increases supply, the unlock schedule opens up, or the token gets dumped on an exchange, the premium immediately turns negative. It collapses. The reason people rush to subscribe to new token launches—$BNB —is also that allocations are limited and winning odds are low, not because the new coin is inherently worth that price.
So whose pockets does the money end up in? The people who secured orders first, and those who listed at high prices earliest. The ones left holding the bag are dealers like Mr. Xu.
Anyone who’s rushed to buy at launch can do the math. The extra you paid to “get it early” is the same money as the 58,000 extra you’d pay for the phone.
There’s no telling yet whether prices will collapse again after the first customers receive their phones at the end of November. Production is still ramping up, and the queue on Apple’s website already stretches to March 2027. One signal says supply is increasing; the other says the wait is getting longer. The two signals conflict.
Bitcoin is at 82,000 today, up a little over one percent. Premium games like this in consumer electronics can’t move the broader market.
$BNB $BTC $USDT #iPhoneDuo #折叠屏 #打新 #Premium
At 8 p.m. on October 16, Apple opened preorders for its first foldable, the iPhone Duo. People went wild.
Apple’s website crashed under the traffic. Every model sold out on JD.com and Tmall within a minute, and delivery dates were pushed all the way to January 2027. On Dewu, the 1TB black model was immediately listed for 79,999 yuan—58,000 above the official price.
Three days later, scalpers were left listing them with messages like: “Just 3,000 extra, pickup on launch day. Please take it off my hands.”
Offline buyers were even tougher, pushing offers down to just 2,500 extra.
From 58,000 to 3,000. A drop of more than 95%. In just two days. Nobody was biting.
Not a single yuan of that 58,000 was paid for the phone itself. It was all for the idea that “other people can’t get one.” The premium wasn’t measuring demand; it was measuring certainty of supply. It was all expectation.
Apple itself shattered that certainty. Before launch, it urgently increased orders by 30%. Foxconn’s production lines had already been running for months, and each of the first batch of stores could get 20 or 30 units. The “impossible to get” story turned overnight into “actually, you can buy one.”
A Zhengzhou dealer named Xu had locked in 50 units in advance, with a total bill close to one million yuan. He’d put down a 25,000-yuan deposit.
His plan was to make 2,000 yuan per phone—100,000 yuan across all 50.
Early on October 17, his buyers lowered their offers twice overnight. The latest price had fallen below what he’d paid. If he sold, he’d lose 25,000 yuan. A real loss. He could only stop buying and start asking longtime customers if they’d take the phones in batches.
I lined up the quotes from those three days. The sharpest collapse came in the 48 hours from the 17th to the 19th. Listing prices started out inflated, actual sale prices couldn’t keep up, and then sellers began undercutting one another in a rush to unload.
Is a first-generation foldable phone with no Face ID, no telephoto lens, and only eSIM support worth paying several thousand extra to “get it a month early”?
We have our answer. It isn’t.
Scarcity comes in two forms. One is hard production capacity: Moutai can’t simply produce more, so that’s genuine scarcity, and prices can hold. The other is channel-driven expectation: phones can be produced at any time, and scarcity is just the illusion that “I missed out on this batch.” Once expectations soften, the premium collapses like a sandcastle.
What’s interesting is that this same dynamic plays out every day in crypto.
The first-day premium for a new coin measures the same thing. Not what the project is worth, but whether you can buy in during that first hour. Once the project team increases supply, the unlock schedule opens up, or the token gets dumped on an exchange, the premium immediately turns negative. It collapses. The reason people rush to subscribe to new token launches—$BNB —is also that allocations are limited and winning odds are low, not because the new coin is inherently worth that price.
So whose pockets does the money end up in? The people who secured orders first, and those who listed at high prices earliest. The ones left holding the bag are dealers like Mr. Xu.
Anyone who’s rushed to buy at launch can do the math. The extra you paid to “get it early” is the same money as the 58,000 extra you’d pay for the phone.
There’s no telling yet whether prices will collapse again after the first customers receive their phones at the end of November. Production is still ramping up, and the queue on Apple’s website already stretches to March 2027. One signal says supply is increasing; the other says the wait is getting longer. The two signals conflict.
Bitcoin is at 82,000 today, up a little over one percent. Premium games like this in consumer electronics can’t move the broader market.
$BNB $BTC $USDT #iPhoneDuo #折叠屏 #打新 #Premium
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The iPhone Duo flopped—Chinese phones are three generations ahead!
Apple’s new iPhone Duo is riddled with problems: a blurry screen, severe overheating, and crippled AI features. It feels so far behind Chinese phones. #苹果 #iPhoneDuo #MobilePhoneIndustry
The iPhone Duo flopped—Chinese phones are three generations ahead!
Apple’s new iPhone Duo is riddled with problems: a blurry screen, severe overheating, and crippled AI features. It feels so far behind Chinese phones. #苹果 #iPhoneDuo #MobilePhoneIndustry
Apple’s new iPhone Duo is riddled with problems: a blurry screen, severe overheating, and crippled AI features. It feels so far behind Chinese phones. #苹果 #iPhoneDuo #MobilePhoneIndustry
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An unlaunched phone was listed on Dewu for 79,999 yuan, with only single-digit sales. Three weeks later, the same model was selling for an average of 25,343 yuan, and its premium had shrunk from 58,000 yuan to 3,844 yuan.
This is Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhoneDuo. At 8 p.m. on October 16, preorders opened simultaneously in around 70 countries. Within minutes, Apple's website and JD.com showed it as sold out.
Preorders on JD.com alone topped 2 million. One media outlet tested it and found that placing an order 15 minutes after sales opened meant a shipping date as late as December 5.
The starting price in China is 15,999 yuan. On the evening of the 16th, the 256GB version sold for a little over 20,000 yuan—more than 5,000 yuan above the official price.
The average sale price of the black 1TB version was 28,642 yuan on the morning of the 17th, a premium of 7,143 yuan.
By 7 p.m., it had fallen to 25,343 yuan, leaving a premium of just 3,844 yuan. In one day, the premium had nearly halved.
That 79,999-yuan listing went up in September, before the phone had even rolled off the production line. Based on the official price of 21,499 yuan for the 1TB version, the premium came to exactly 58,000 yuan. But that figure was never backed by an actual in-stock sale; transaction numbers were in the single digits. Even then, tech bloggers were warning that sellers could list it for whatever they wanted, but the real premium depended on completed sales.
Scalpers know this better than anyone. Several resellers told reporters they were willing to speculate on the premium, but not to tie up money in inventory. With each phone costing at least 16,000 yuan, holding even one ties up more than 10,000 yuan in working capital. Plenty of people in the trade took losses last year when they had to dump their stock of iPhone 17 Pro Max phones. So this time, most are just offering to buy one on your behalf, charging a service fee of 200 to 1,000 yuan. If they can't get one, they refund the deposit; there's almost no risk. The ones really holding out for a high price are those who heard before preorders that the initial supply would be tiny and bought up stock at a steep premium. Then came word from the supply chain that Apple had increased orders by 30%. Buyers stopped rushing in, scalpers began undercutting each other, and paper losses started at 10,000 yuan.
I've seen this same playbook play out on-chain countless times. Before good news is officially announced, whitelists, reserved allocations, and airdrop expectations can all be resold at a premium. The day the news becomes reality is the day the premium disappears. The difference is that phones have an official price anchor, so the markup is obvious. Many on-chain assets don't even have an official price. Quotes and actual sales can be worlds apart, and people who buy because they see a low floor price may be taking the same kind of offer scalpers posted two weeks earlier.
My take: before chasing any speculative asset, first ask what is supporting its premium. If it's scarcity of available stock, a single official restock can wipe it out. If it's a story, the premium disappears when the story goes stale. Only premiums supported by genuine demand for the product can last until the next wave of buyers arrives.
The 30% increase in orders is supply-chain news; Apple hasn't confirmed it officially, and I'm not sure how many units that figure will ultimately represent. Some tech bloggers think prices may return to retail around Singles' Day. Looking back then, that 58,000-yuan premium won't even make a ripple.
If you'd like more breakdowns of how expectations get priced in—and then collapse—give me a follow. I'll be watching when the next phone comes out.
$BTC $USDC $ETH
#iPhoneDuo #苹果折叠屏 #黄牛 #溢价 #ConsumerElectronics
An unlaunched phone was listed on Dewu for 79,999 yuan, with only single-digit sales. Three weeks later, the same model was selling for an average of 25,343 yuan, and its premium had shrunk from 58,000 yuan to 3,844 yuan.
This is Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhoneDuo. At 8 p.m. on October 16, preorders opened simultaneously in around 70 countries. Within minutes, Apple's website and JD.com showed it as sold out.
Preorders on JD.com alone topped 2 million. One media outlet tested it and found that placing an order 15 minutes after sales opened meant a shipping date as late as December 5.
The starting price in China is 15,999 yuan. On the evening of the 16th, the 256GB version sold for a little over 20,000 yuan—more than 5,000 yuan above the official price.
The average sale price of the black 1TB version was 28,642 yuan on the morning of the 17th, a premium of 7,143 yuan.
By 7 p.m., it had fallen to 25,343 yuan, leaving a premium of just 3,844 yuan. In one day, the premium had nearly halved.
That 79,999-yuan listing went up in September, before the phone had even rolled off the production line. Based on the official price of 21,499 yuan for the 1TB version, the premium came to exactly 58,000 yuan. But that figure was never backed by an actual in-stock sale; transaction numbers were in the single digits. Even then, tech bloggers were warning that sellers could list it for whatever they wanted, but the real premium depended on completed sales.
Scalpers know this better than anyone. Several resellers told reporters they were willing to speculate on the premium, but not to tie up money in inventory. With each phone costing at least 16,000 yuan, holding even one ties up more than 10,000 yuan in working capital. Plenty of people in the trade took losses last year when they had to dump their stock of iPhone 17 Pro Max phones. So this time, most are just offering to buy one on your behalf, charging a service fee of 200 to 1,000 yuan. If they can't get one, they refund the deposit; there's almost no risk. The ones really holding out for a high price are those who heard before preorders that the initial supply would be tiny and bought up stock at a steep premium. Then came word from the supply chain that Apple had increased orders by 30%. Buyers stopped rushing in, scalpers began undercutting each other, and paper losses started at 10,000 yuan.
I've seen this same playbook play out on-chain countless times. Before good news is officially announced, whitelists, reserved allocations, and airdrop expectations can all be resold at a premium. The day the news becomes reality is the day the premium disappears. The difference is that phones have an official price anchor, so the markup is obvious. Many on-chain assets don't even have an official price. Quotes and actual sales can be worlds apart, and people who buy because they see a low floor price may be taking the same kind of offer scalpers posted two weeks earlier.
My take: before chasing any speculative asset, first ask what is supporting its premium. If it's scarcity of available stock, a single official restock can wipe it out. If it's a story, the premium disappears when the story goes stale. Only premiums supported by genuine demand for the product can last until the next wave of buyers arrives.
The 30% increase in orders is supply-chain news; Apple hasn't confirmed it officially, and I'm not sure how many units that figure will ultimately represent. Some tech bloggers think prices may return to retail around Singles' Day. Looking back then, that 58,000-yuan premium won't even make a ripple.
If you'd like more breakdowns of how expectations get priced in—and then collapse—give me a follow. I'll be watching when the next phone comes out.
$BTC $USDC $ETH
#iPhoneDuo #苹果折叠屏 #黄牛 #溢价 #ConsumerElectronics
This is Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhoneDuo. At 8 p.m. on October 16, preorders opened simultaneously in around 70 countries. Within minutes, Apple's website and JD.com showed it as sold out.
Preorders on JD.com alone topped 2 million. One media outlet tested it and found that placing an order 15 minutes after sales opened meant a shipping date as late as December 5.
The starting price in China is 15,999 yuan. On the evening of the 16th, the 256GB version sold for a little over 20,000 yuan—more than 5,000 yuan above the official price.
The average sale price of the black 1TB version was 28,642 yuan on the morning of the 17th, a premium of 7,143 yuan.
By 7 p.m., it had fallen to 25,343 yuan, leaving a premium of just 3,844 yuan. In one day, the premium had nearly halved.
That 79,999-yuan listing went up in September, before the phone had even rolled off the production line. Based on the official price of 21,499 yuan for the 1TB version, the premium came to exactly 58,000 yuan. But that figure was never backed by an actual in-stock sale; transaction numbers were in the single digits. Even then, tech bloggers were warning that sellers could list it for whatever they wanted, but the real premium depended on completed sales.
Scalpers know this better than anyone. Several resellers told reporters they were willing to speculate on the premium, but not to tie up money in inventory. With each phone costing at least 16,000 yuan, holding even one ties up more than 10,000 yuan in working capital. Plenty of people in the trade took losses last year when they had to dump their stock of iPhone 17 Pro Max phones. So this time, most are just offering to buy one on your behalf, charging a service fee of 200 to 1,000 yuan. If they can't get one, they refund the deposit; there's almost no risk. The ones really holding out for a high price are those who heard before preorders that the initial supply would be tiny and bought up stock at a steep premium. Then came word from the supply chain that Apple had increased orders by 30%. Buyers stopped rushing in, scalpers began undercutting each other, and paper losses started at 10,000 yuan.
I've seen this same playbook play out on-chain countless times. Before good news is officially announced, whitelists, reserved allocations, and airdrop expectations can all be resold at a premium. The day the news becomes reality is the day the premium disappears. The difference is that phones have an official price anchor, so the markup is obvious. Many on-chain assets don't even have an official price. Quotes and actual sales can be worlds apart, and people who buy because they see a low floor price may be taking the same kind of offer scalpers posted two weeks earlier.
My take: before chasing any speculative asset, first ask what is supporting its premium. If it's scarcity of available stock, a single official restock can wipe it out. If it's a story, the premium disappears when the story goes stale. Only premiums supported by genuine demand for the product can last until the next wave of buyers arrives.
The 30% increase in orders is supply-chain news; Apple hasn't confirmed it officially, and I'm not sure how many units that figure will ultimately represent. Some tech bloggers think prices may return to retail around Singles' Day. Looking back then, that 58,000-yuan premium won't even make a ripple.
If you'd like more breakdowns of how expectations get priced in—and then collapse—give me a follow. I'll be watching when the next phone comes out.
$BTC $USDC $ETH
#iPhoneDuo #苹果折叠屏 #黄牛 #溢价 #ConsumerElectronics
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Replacing the inner display costs 7,998 yuan. I looked up the repair estimates Apple posted for its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, on its official website. They went up just two days ago. On the same page, the estimate for “Other Damage” is 11,998 yuan—enough to buy an iPhone 18 Pro Max and still have money left over.
The battery costs 1,898 yuan, the most expensive in iPhone history. Apple’s website also slipped in a reminder: you really should buy AppleCare+. For users in the US, replacing the inner display costs just $19, or about 127 yuan.
Preorders opened at 8 p.m. the following evening. Apple’s website and app were overwhelmed again, and one reporter didn’t get into the purchase page until 12 minutes later. Pickup slots for launch day vanished in seconds, and every store around Shanghai showed no availability. In less than half an hour, delivery orders were backed up until late January next year. A veteran Apple fan who’d managed to snag one every year came up empty this time. He told The Paper that some stock was visible, but there probably wasn’t much. Apple’s website still offers 24-month installments, starting at 667 yuan a month. The most expensive iPhone ever, spread across monthly payments, costs about as much as a mid-range phone.
Scalpers moved faster than deliveries. Once the first batch sold out, several other online platforms showed the phone as out of stock. On Dewu, presale transactions for multiple versions topped 20,000 yuan. The 1TB version approached 29,000 yuan—7,143 yuan more than its 21,499-yuan official price—while even the entry-level model rose by nearly 40%. Across the four official storage tiers, the price difference from the base model to the top model is 10,500 yuan. The tiers people are scrambling for are the most expensive ones.
My take: Apple deliberately limited the launch supply, and the premium is part of the cost they’ve factored in. This can hardly be called an unexpected frenzy. The crypto world knows this playbook well: whitelists, “scientists,” front-running—every step is familiar. The iPhone Duo swaps tokens for phones and minting for presales; the supply-and-demand mechanics haven’t changed. The real signal is hidden in the repair price list: Apple knows better than anyone how delicate this phone is.
I don’t know how many units Apple released in the first batch; the company hasn’t said. No one knows how long Dewu’s near-29,000-yuan transaction price will hold after the official launch, either. Marketplace transaction prices don’t reflect the whole market, and the sample is small. The only thing I can say for sure is that when it officially goes on sale on the 23rd, that repair estimate on Apple’s website won’t drop by a single yuan, no matter how many people scramble for one.
On the day of the presale, Cook was in Shanghai, visiting miHoYo to watch engineers demonstrate playing games on the phone. In an earlier interview, he said he was very excited to see how the product would perform in the Chinese market. He’s seen just how enthusiastic Chinese buyers are. Apple still hasn’t said how many units it released in the first batch.
$BTC $ETH $USDC #iPhoneDuo #折叠屏 #苹果 #消费 #Binance Square
Replacing the inner display costs 7,998 yuan. I looked up the repair estimates Apple posted for its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, on its official website. They went up just two days ago. On the same page, the estimate for “Other Damage” is 11,998 yuan—enough to buy an iPhone 18 Pro Max and still have money left over.
The battery costs 1,898 yuan, the most expensive in iPhone history. Apple’s website also slipped in a reminder: you really should buy AppleCare+. For users in the US, replacing the inner display costs just $19, or about 127 yuan.
Preorders opened at 8 p.m. the following evening. Apple’s website and app were overwhelmed again, and one reporter didn’t get into the purchase page until 12 minutes later. Pickup slots for launch day vanished in seconds, and every store around Shanghai showed no availability. In less than half an hour, delivery orders were backed up until late January next year. A veteran Apple fan who’d managed to snag one every year came up empty this time. He told The Paper that some stock was visible, but there probably wasn’t much. Apple’s website still offers 24-month installments, starting at 667 yuan a month. The most expensive iPhone ever, spread across monthly payments, costs about as much as a mid-range phone.
Scalpers moved faster than deliveries. Once the first batch sold out, several other online platforms showed the phone as out of stock. On Dewu, presale transactions for multiple versions topped 20,000 yuan. The 1TB version approached 29,000 yuan—7,143 yuan more than its 21,499-yuan official price—while even the entry-level model rose by nearly 40%. Across the four official storage tiers, the price difference from the base model to the top model is 10,500 yuan. The tiers people are scrambling for are the most expensive ones.
My take: Apple deliberately limited the launch supply, and the premium is part of the cost they’ve factored in. This can hardly be called an unexpected frenzy. The crypto world knows this playbook well: whitelists, “scientists,” front-running—every step is familiar. The iPhone Duo swaps tokens for phones and minting for presales; the supply-and-demand mechanics haven’t changed. The real signal is hidden in the repair price list: Apple knows better than anyone how delicate this phone is.
I don’t know how many units Apple released in the first batch; the company hasn’t said. No one knows how long Dewu’s near-29,000-yuan transaction price will hold after the official launch, either. Marketplace transaction prices don’t reflect the whole market, and the sample is small. The only thing I can say for sure is that when it officially goes on sale on the 23rd, that repair estimate on Apple’s website won’t drop by a single yuan, no matter how many people scramble for one.
On the day of the presale, Cook was in Shanghai, visiting miHoYo to watch engineers demonstrate playing games on the phone. In an earlier interview, he said he was very excited to see how the product would perform in the Chinese market. He’s seen just how enthusiastic Chinese buyers are. Apple still hasn’t said how many units it released in the first batch.
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The battery costs 1,898 yuan, the most expensive in iPhone history. Apple’s website also slipped in a reminder: you really should buy AppleCare+. For users in the US, replacing the inner display costs just $19, or about 127 yuan.
Preorders opened at 8 p.m. the following evening. Apple’s website and app were overwhelmed again, and one reporter didn’t get into the purchase page until 12 minutes later. Pickup slots for launch day vanished in seconds, and every store around Shanghai showed no availability. In less than half an hour, delivery orders were backed up until late January next year. A veteran Apple fan who’d managed to snag one every year came up empty this time. He told The Paper that some stock was visible, but there probably wasn’t much. Apple’s website still offers 24-month installments, starting at 667 yuan a month. The most expensive iPhone ever, spread across monthly payments, costs about as much as a mid-range phone.
Scalpers moved faster than deliveries. Once the first batch sold out, several other online platforms showed the phone as out of stock. On Dewu, presale transactions for multiple versions topped 20,000 yuan. The 1TB version approached 29,000 yuan—7,143 yuan more than its 21,499-yuan official price—while even the entry-level model rose by nearly 40%. Across the four official storage tiers, the price difference from the base model to the top model is 10,500 yuan. The tiers people are scrambling for are the most expensive ones.
My take: Apple deliberately limited the launch supply, and the premium is part of the cost they’ve factored in. This can hardly be called an unexpected frenzy. The crypto world knows this playbook well: whitelists, “scientists,” front-running—every step is familiar. The iPhone Duo swaps tokens for phones and minting for presales; the supply-and-demand mechanics haven’t changed. The real signal is hidden in the repair price list: Apple knows better than anyone how delicate this phone is.
I don’t know how many units Apple released in the first batch; the company hasn’t said. No one knows how long Dewu’s near-29,000-yuan transaction price will hold after the official launch, either. Marketplace transaction prices don’t reflect the whole market, and the sample is small. The only thing I can say for sure is that when it officially goes on sale on the 23rd, that repair estimate on Apple’s website won’t drop by a single yuan, no matter how many people scramble for one.
On the day of the presale, Cook was in Shanghai, visiting miHoYo to watch engineers demonstrate playing games on the phone. In an earlier interview, he said he was very excited to see how the product would perform in the Chinese market. He’s seen just how enthusiastic Chinese buyers are. Apple still hasn’t said how many units it released in the first batch.
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苹果出折叠手机大部分原因是因为我们的市场，而且顺带占据所谓更高端市场，抢走三星 华为等商务折叠手机的市场，顺带更合理的赚走更多钱，以及提高自己售后配件的净利润，一举多得，虽然不知道是项目落地时间太短工艺问题还是故意搞饥饿营销，纵观这几十年，外资永远拿走了市场最大头的利润，说到底，我们还是在很多方面只挣了别人的零头，还得对人家感恩戴德。没办法，别人的品牌效应做起来了，口碑好，产品也好，系统也安全，加上很多人虚荣心的作用，再者国产品牌各领域很多都不太争气，只想挣快钱，割韭菜。还有上层，自己人从来不拿自己人当人，从食品到生活用品，永远是好的都出口。这片土地腐烂了太多年，要想结出好果子可能需要好几代人的努力，并且需要国人骨子里的自信，而非一味的被爱国情怀消费
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Didn't they say the iPhone Duo was really hard to get, and you could make 5,000 by snagging one?
How did you manage to get so many all at once? It doesn't seem that hard.
I hope you don't end up stuck with them 😂
#iPhoneDuo
Didn't they say the iPhone Duo was really hard to get, and you could make 5,000 by snagging one?
How did you manage to get so many all at once? It doesn't seem that hard.
I hope you don't end up stuck with them 😂
#iPhoneDuo
How did you manage to get so many all at once? It doesn't seem that hard.
I hope you don't end up stuck with them 😂
#iPhoneDuo
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#appledebutsfoldablephone
US tech giant #Apple on Wednesday unveiled its first foldable smartphone, #iPhoneDuo , along with the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, new Apple Watch models and AirPods at a product launch event held at Apple Park, its headquarters in Cupertino, California.
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#appledebutsfoldablephone
US tech giant #Apple on Wednesday unveiled its first foldable smartphone, #iPhoneDuo , along with the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, new Apple Watch models and AirPods at a product launch event held at Apple Park, its headquarters in Cupertino, California.
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US tech giant #Apple on Wednesday unveiled its first foldable smartphone, #iPhoneDuo , along with the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, new Apple Watch models and AirPods at a product launch event held at Apple Park, its headquarters in Cupertino, California.
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#appledebutsfoldablephone
Apple has just unveiled the foldable iPhone Duo, with an incredible price of $1,999! 🤯📱
The CEO, John Ternus, said competitors with foldable devices are basically “two phones stuck together awkwardly,” but at this $1,999 price—just as a starting point—crypto traders are wondering if they’d need a 100x long leverage just to get a 256GB version! 😂 While Apple tech fans are busy dreaming of folding their screens (and their first wallets), crypto schemes are still pulling off their own crazy folding moves.
So what should a smart crypto trader do?
Stay calm, don’t panic, and don’t sell your assets out of fear for the iPhone.
Gather some AI assets—or strong yield/offering assets—to keep up with the tech buzz.
⚠️ Not investment advice (NFA)! Just a crypto joke!
Please follow along
#iPhoneDuo #AppleFoldable #TechNews $BTC
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#appledebutsfoldablephone
Apple has just unveiled the foldable iPhone Duo, with an incredible price of $1,999! 🤯📱
The CEO, John Ternus, said competitors with foldable devices are basically “two phones stuck together awkwardly,” but at this $1,999 price—just as a starting point—crypto traders are wondering if they’d need a 100x long leverage just to get a 256GB version! 😂 While Apple tech fans are busy dreaming of folding their screens (and their first wallets), crypto schemes are still pulling off their own crazy folding moves.
So what should a smart crypto trader do?
Stay calm, don’t panic, and don’t sell your assets out of fear for the iPhone.
Gather some AI assets—or strong yield/offering assets—to keep up with the tech buzz.
⚠️ Not investment advice (NFA)! Just a crypto joke!
Please follow along
#iPhoneDuo #AppleFoldable #TechNews $BTC
Apple has just unveiled the foldable iPhone Duo, with an incredible price of $1,999! 🤯📱
The CEO, John Ternus, said competitors with foldable devices are basically “two phones stuck together awkwardly,” but at this $1,999 price—just as a starting point—crypto traders are wondering if they’d need a 100x long leverage just to get a 256GB version! 😂 While Apple tech fans are busy dreaming of folding their screens (and their first wallets), crypto schemes are still pulling off their own crazy folding moves.
So what should a smart crypto trader do?
Stay calm, don’t panic, and don’t sell your assets out of fear for the iPhone.
Gather some AI assets—or strong yield/offering assets—to keep up with the tech buzz.
⚠️ Not investment advice (NFA)! Just a crypto joke!
Please follow along
#iPhoneDuo #AppleFoldable #TechNews $BTC
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#苹果发布首款折叠屏手机
Apple officially released its first foldable iPhone—the iPhone Duo—on September 9. When unfolded, it features a 7.6-inch Ultra Retina XDR internal display (the official claims the display area is about 50% larger than that of the iPhone 18 Pro Max). When folded, it has a body roughly the size of a passport and a 5.4-inch external screen (about 90% of the screen area of the iPhone 18 Pro). The inner and outer displays scale proportionally, so the content can be resized proportionally as well.
The chassis is made of 5th-generation titanium and supports IP68. It is equipped with the same A20 Pro (2nm process) and VC vapor chamber cooling system as the iPhone 18 Pro, along with a dual-battery architecture.
In the Chinese market, prices start at RMB 15,999 for the 256GB model, with additional options of 512GB / 1TB / 2TB. Color options are Starlight White and Night Sky. Customers in mainland China and other regions can place preorders starting 8:00 PM on October 16 (UTC+8), with sales beginning October 23. The system is iOS 27, designed to support foldable form factors; for the first time on an iPhone, it supports split-screen multitasking. The side integrates Touch ID, and the global version uses only eSIM. This is a factual summary of product launch details, not a purchase recommendation.
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#苹果 #折叠屏 #iPhoneDuo
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#苹果发布首款折叠屏手机
Apple officially released its first foldable iPhone—the iPhone Duo—on September 9. When unfolded, it features a 7.6-inch Ultra Retina XDR internal display (the official claims the display area is about 50% larger than that of the iPhone 18 Pro Max). When folded, it has a body roughly the size of a passport and a 5.4-inch external screen (about 90% of the screen area of the iPhone 18 Pro). The inner and outer displays scale proportionally, so the content can be resized proportionally as well.
The chassis is made of 5th-generation titanium and supports IP68. It is equipped with the same A20 Pro (2nm process) and VC vapor chamber cooling system as the iPhone 18 Pro, along with a dual-battery architecture.
In the Chinese market, prices start at RMB 15,999 for the 256GB model, with additional options of 512GB / 1TB / 2TB. Color options are Starlight White and Night Sky. Customers in mainland China and other regions can place preorders starting 8:00 PM on October 16 (UTC+8), with sales beginning October 23. The system is iOS 27, designed to support foldable form factors; for the first time on an iPhone, it supports split-screen multitasking. The side integrates Touch ID, and the global version uses only eSIM. This is a factual summary of product launch details, not a purchase recommendation.
#苹果 #折叠屏 #iPhoneDuo
Not investment advice
Apple officially released its first foldable iPhone—the iPhone Duo—on September 9. When unfolded, it features a 7.6-inch Ultra Retina XDR internal display (the official claims the display area is about 50% larger than that of the iPhone 18 Pro Max). When folded, it has a body roughly the size of a passport and a 5.4-inch external screen (about 90% of the screen area of the iPhone 18 Pro). The inner and outer displays scale proportionally, so the content can be resized proportionally as well.
The chassis is made of 5th-generation titanium and supports IP68. It is equipped with the same A20 Pro (2nm process) and VC vapor chamber cooling system as the iPhone 18 Pro, along with a dual-battery architecture.
In the Chinese market, prices start at RMB 15,999 for the 256GB model, with additional options of 512GB / 1TB / 2TB. Color options are Starlight White and Night Sky. Customers in mainland China and other regions can place preorders starting 8:00 PM on October 16 (UTC+8), with sales beginning October 23. The system is iOS 27, designed to support foldable form factors; for the first time on an iPhone, it supports split-screen multitasking. The side integrates Touch ID, and the global version uses only eSIM. This is a factual summary of product launch details, not a purchase recommendation.
#苹果 #折叠屏 #iPhoneDuo
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🍎🔥 #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone — Apple Enters the Foldable Era!Apple has officially unveiled its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, marking one of the biggest design changes in the iPhone lineup. 📱✨
The Duo opens from a compact 5.4-inch outer display into a larger 7.6-inch inner screen, giving users more space for multitasking, entertainment and productivity. It is powered by Apple’s A20 Pro chip and starts at $1,999.
🚨 TRENDING NEWS DISCLAIMER
This post is provided for news, discussion and informational purposes only. Details surrounding trending technology stories may change as new information emerges. Readers should verify announcements and specifications through official sources before making decisions based on this information.
📈 Why This Is Trending
Apple’s move into foldable smartphones could intensify competition in the premium device market and increase attention on the rapidly growing foldable-phone segment.
💰 Starting Price: $1,999
📱 Inner Display: 7.6 inches
📲 Outer Display: 5.4 inches
⚡ Chip: A20 Pro
🔥 The Big Question:
Will Apple redefine the foldable smartphone market or simply join an already competitive category?
💬 What do you think — BULLISH or BEARISH on Apple’s future growth?
⚠️ Market Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. The discussion of Apple, $AAPL, or market sentiment is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee any price movement or investment outcome.
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#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #AAPL #Foldable #iPhoneDuo
🍎🔥 #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone — Apple Enters the Foldable Era!
Apple has officially unveiled its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, marking one of the biggest design changes in the iPhone lineup. 📱✨
The Duo opens from a compact 5.4-inch outer display into a larger 7.6-inch inner screen, giving users more space for multitasking, entertainment and productivity. It is powered by Apple’s A20 Pro chip and starts at $1,999.
🚨 TRENDING NEWS DISCLAIMER
This post is provided for news, discussion and informational purposes only. Details surrounding trending technology stories may change as new information emerges. Readers should verify announcements and specifications through official sources before making decisions based on this information.
📈 Why This Is Trending
Apple’s move into foldable smartphones could intensify competition in the premium device market and increase attention on the rapidly growing foldable-phone segment.
💰 Starting Price: $1,999
📱 Inner Display: 7.6 inches
📲 Outer Display: 5.4 inches
⚡ Chip: A20 Pro
🔥 The Big Question:
Will Apple redefine the foldable smartphone market or simply join an already competitive category?
💬 What do you think — BULLISH or BEARISH on Apple’s future growth?
⚠️ Market Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. The discussion of Apple, $AAPL, or market sentiment is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee any price movement or investment outcome.
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#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #AAPL #Foldable #iPhoneDuo
The Duo opens from a compact 5.4-inch outer display into a larger 7.6-inch inner screen, giving users more space for multitasking, entertainment and productivity. It is powered by Apple’s A20 Pro chip and starts at $1,999.
🚨 TRENDING NEWS DISCLAIMER
This post is provided for news, discussion and informational purposes only. Details surrounding trending technology stories may change as new information emerges. Readers should verify announcements and specifications through official sources before making decisions based on this information.
📈 Why This Is Trending
Apple’s move into foldable smartphones could intensify competition in the premium device market and increase attention on the rapidly growing foldable-phone segment.
💰 Starting Price: $1,999
📱 Inner Display: 7.6 inches
📲 Outer Display: 5.4 inches
⚡ Chip: A20 Pro
🔥 The Big Question:
Will Apple redefine the foldable smartphone market or simply join an already competitive category?
💬 What do you think — BULLISH or BEARISH on Apple’s future growth?
⚠️ Market Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. The discussion of Apple, $AAPL, or market sentiment is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee any price movement or investment outcome.
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#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #AAPL #Foldable #iPhoneDuo
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#appledebutsfoldablephone
Apple just dropped the foldable iPhone Duo for a jaw-dropping $1,999! 🤯📱
CEO John Ternus called rival foldables "two phones clumsily stuck together," but with that $1,999 starting price, crypto traders are wondering if they need to leverage a 100x long just to afford the 256GB version! 😂 While Apple tech bros are lining up to fold their screens (and wallets), crypto charts are still doing their own wild folding trick.
So, what should a smart crypto trader do?
Keep calm and don't panic-sell your bags for an iPhone.
Stack some solid AI or rendering assets to match the tech hype.
Click the trade button below to support me! 👇
🔥 New to Binance? Use code VINHTOCDO or click here to sign up: [https://www.binance.com/register?ref=VINHTOCDO](https://www.binance.com/register?ref=VINHTOCDO)
⚠️ NFA! This is not financial advice, just crypto humor!
#iPhoneDuo #AppleFoldable #VINHTOCDO #TechNews $BTC
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#appledebutsfoldablephone
Apple just dropped the foldable iPhone Duo for a jaw-dropping $1,999! 🤯📱
CEO John Ternus called rival foldables "two phones clumsily stuck together," but with that $1,999 starting price, crypto traders are wondering if they need to leverage a 100x long just to afford the 256GB version! 😂 While Apple tech bros are lining up to fold their screens (and wallets), crypto charts are still doing their own wild folding trick.
So, what should a smart crypto trader do?
Keep calm and don't panic-sell your bags for an iPhone.
Stack some solid AI or rendering assets to match the tech hype.
Click the trade button below to support me! 👇
🔥 New to Binance? Use code VINHTOCDO or click here to sign up: https://www.binance.com/register?ref=VINHTOCDO
⚠️ NFA! This is not financial advice, just crypto humor!
#iPhoneDuo #AppleFoldable #VINHTOCDO #TechNews $BTC
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Apple just dropped the foldable iPhone Duo for a jaw-dropping $1,999! 🤯📱
CEO John Ternus called rival foldables "two phones clumsily stuck together," but with that $1,999 starting price, crypto traders are wondering if they need to leverage a 100x long just to afford the 256GB version! 😂 While Apple tech bros are lining up to fold their screens (and wallets), crypto charts are still doing their own wild folding trick.
So, what should a smart crypto trader do?
Keep calm and don't panic-sell your bags for an iPhone.
Stack some solid AI or rendering assets to match the tech hype.
Click the trade button below to support me! 👇
🔥 New to Binance? Use code VINHTOCDO or click here to sign up: https://www.binance.com/register?ref=VINHTOCDO
⚠️ NFA! This is not financial advice, just crypto humor!
#iPhoneDuo #AppleFoldable #VINHTOCDO #TechNews $BTC
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iPhone Duo is perfect for traders.
One screen for the market.
One screen to overthink it.
Revolutionary.
Speaking of Duo… We’ve got one of our own. 🍎
Trade the China Pair on Fuyo 👇
#FuyoMarkets #iPhoneDuo #Apple
iPhone Duo is perfect for traders.
One screen for the market.
One screen to overthink it.
Revolutionary.
Speaking of Duo… We’ve got one of our own. 🍎
Trade the China Pair on Fuyo 👇
#FuyoMarkets #iPhoneDuo #Apple
One screen for the market.
One screen to overthink it.
Revolutionary.
Speaking of Duo… We’ve got one of our own. 🍎
Trade the China Pair on Fuyo 👇
#FuyoMarkets #iPhoneDuo #Apple
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BullishTwo markets. One Apple China story. 🇨🇳🍎
The iPhone Duo is coming to China, but without the new Siri.
Will Chinese consumers still buy into the hardware without the AI?
📱 Will Apple report Greater China revenue above $29B for the December quarter?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-apple-report-greater-china-revenue-above-29-0-billion-for-the-december-quar-2026-09-10-0000-utc-be1decda-5884-4385-b7e2-c89db9da8b07
✨ Will Siri AI launch in mainland China by March 31, 2027?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-siri-ai-launch-in-mainland-china-by-31-march-2027-2026-09-10-0000-utc-b16c1e8e-8d54-462c-9b14-2406dc6ea1a4
Trade The China Pair on Fuyo Markets!
#FuyoMarkets #iPhone18 #iPhoneDuo #Apple #Siri
The iPhone Duo is coming to China, but without the new Siri.
Will Chinese consumers still buy into the hardware without the AI?
📱 Will Apple report Greater China revenue above $29B for the December quarter?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-apple-report-greater-china-revenue-above-29-0-billion-for-the-december-quar-2026-09-10-0000-utc-be1decda-5884-4385-b7e2-c89db9da8b07
✨ Will Siri AI launch in mainland China by March 31, 2027?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-siri-ai-launch-in-mainland-china-by-31-march-2027-2026-09-10-0000-utc-b16c1e8e-8d54-462c-9b14-2406dc6ea1a4
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#FuyoMarkets #iPhone18 #iPhoneDuo #Apple #Siri
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#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone
🍎🔥 APPLE DEBUTS FOLDABLE iPHONE!
Apple has officially opened a new chapter in smartphone innovation with the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone. 📱✨
The new device combines a compact 5.4-inch outer display with a large 7.6-inch inner screen, powered by the A20 Pro chip. Starting at $1,999, Apple is positioning its first foldable as a premium productivity and entertainment device.
📊 Why it matters:
Apple’s entry could reshape the premium foldable market, increase competition, and create fresh attention around the broader technology ecosystem.
👀 Big question: Will Apple redefine the foldable-phone market or simply join the competition?
💬 What do you think — Bullish or Bearish for Apple’s future growth?
#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #iPhoneDuo #FoldableiPhone #AppleEvent
#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone
🍎🔥 APPLE DEBUTS FOLDABLE iPHONE!
Apple has officially opened a new chapter in smartphone innovation with the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone. 📱✨
The new device combines a compact 5.4-inch outer display with a large 7.6-inch inner screen, powered by the A20 Pro chip. Starting at $1,999, Apple is positioning its first foldable as a premium productivity and entertainment device.
📊 Why it matters:
Apple’s entry could reshape the premium foldable market, increase competition, and create fresh attention around the broader technology ecosystem.
👀 Big question: Will Apple redefine the foldable-phone market or simply join the competition?
💬 What do you think — Bullish or Bearish for Apple’s future growth?
#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #iPhoneDuo #FoldableiPhone #AppleEvent
🍎🔥 APPLE DEBUTS FOLDABLE iPHONE!
Apple has officially opened a new chapter in smartphone innovation with the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone. 📱✨
The new device combines a compact 5.4-inch outer display with a large 7.6-inch inner screen, powered by the A20 Pro chip. Starting at $1,999, Apple is positioning its first foldable as a premium productivity and entertainment device.
📊 Why it matters:
Apple’s entry could reshape the premium foldable market, increase competition, and create fresh attention around the broader technology ecosystem.
👀 Big question: Will Apple redefine the foldable-phone market or simply join the competition?
💬 What do you think — Bullish or Bearish for Apple’s future growth?
#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #iPhoneDuo #FoldableiPhone #AppleEvent
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#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone
Apple has officially entered the foldable smartphone market with the new iPhone Duo, marking one of the company’s biggest hardware design changes in years. The device opens into a 7.6-inch display while keeping a 5.4-inch outer screen when folded, giving users a phone-sized form factor with a much larger workspace when needed.
From a market perspective, the important part is not just the hardware. Apple is entering a category that Samsung and other Android manufacturers have already spent years developing. The key question now is whether Apple’s ecosystem and software integration can push foldables beyond their current niche and attract a much wider consumer base.
The iPhone Duo starts at $1,999, putting it firmly into the premium segment. That price could limit initial adoption, but it also gives Apple room to position the device as a high-end productivity and entertainment product rather than simply another smartphone.
For the broader tech market, Apple’s move is worth watching closely. If the Duo gains strong demand, competitors may accelerate their own foldable strategies, potentially making foldable devices a much bigger part of the smartphone market over the next few years.
#AppleVisionPro #iPhoneDuo #FoldablePhones #tech
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#AppleDebutsFoldablePhone
Apple has officially entered the foldable smartphone market with the new iPhone Duo, marking one of the company’s biggest hardware design changes in years. The device opens into a 7.6-inch display while keeping a 5.4-inch outer screen when folded, giving users a phone-sized form factor with a much larger workspace when needed.
From a market perspective, the important part is not just the hardware. Apple is entering a category that Samsung and other Android manufacturers have already spent years developing. The key question now is whether Apple’s ecosystem and software integration can push foldables beyond their current niche and attract a much wider consumer base.
The iPhone Duo starts at $1,999, putting it firmly into the premium segment. That price could limit initial adoption, but it also gives Apple room to position the device as a high-end productivity and entertainment product rather than simply another smartphone.
For the broader tech market, Apple’s move is worth watching closely. If the Duo gains strong demand, competitors may accelerate their own foldable strategies, potentially making foldable devices a much bigger part of the smartphone market over the next few years.
#AppleVisionPro #iPhoneDuo #FoldablePhones #tech
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$IOST
Apple has officially entered the foldable smartphone market with the new iPhone Duo, marking one of the company’s biggest hardware design changes in years. The device opens into a 7.6-inch display while keeping a 5.4-inch outer screen when folded, giving users a phone-sized form factor with a much larger workspace when needed.
From a market perspective, the important part is not just the hardware. Apple is entering a category that Samsung and other Android manufacturers have already spent years developing. The key question now is whether Apple’s ecosystem and software integration can push foldables beyond their current niche and attract a much wider consumer base.
The iPhone Duo starts at $1,999, putting it firmly into the premium segment. That price could limit initial adoption, but it also gives Apple room to position the device as a high-end productivity and entertainment product rather than simply another smartphone.
For the broader tech market, Apple’s move is worth watching closely. If the Duo gains strong demand, competitors may accelerate their own foldable strategies, potentially making foldable devices a much bigger part of the smartphone market over the next few years.
#AppleVisionPro #iPhoneDuo #FoldablePhones #tech
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Apple Debuts Its First Foldable iPhone 📱
Apple has officially entered the foldable
smartphone market with the new iPhone Duo. The device features a 7.6-inch inner display and Apple’s new A20 Pro chip.
For crypto traders, the bigger story is the continued growth of AI, advanced chips and consumer technology. Tech-sector sentiment can also influence broader risk appetite.
$BNB
#Apple #iPhoneDuo $BTC #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone
Apple Debuts Its First Foldable iPhone 📱
Apple has officially entered the foldable
smartphone market with the new iPhone Duo. The device features a 7.6-inch inner display and Apple’s new A20 Pro chip.
For crypto traders, the bigger story is the continued growth of AI, advanced chips and consumer technology. Tech-sector sentiment can also influence broader risk appetite.
$BNB
#Apple #iPhoneDuo $BTC #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone
Apple has officially entered the foldable
smartphone market with the new iPhone Duo. The device features a 7.6-inch inner display and Apple’s new A20 Pro chip.
For crypto traders, the bigger story is the continued growth of AI, advanced chips and consumer technology. Tech-sector sentiment can also influence broader risk appetite.
$BNB
#Apple #iPhoneDuo $BTC #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone
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$AAPL.US has officially entered the foldable phone race with the new iPhone Duo, starting at $1,999. The device opens into a 7.6-inch display while keeping a compact 5.4-inch outer screen.
But the bigger story isn't just the phone.
Apple is entering a market that Samsung and other brands have been developing for years — and $AAPL massive ecosystem could potentially push foldables into the mainstream.
💰 $1,999 price tag
📱 7.6-inch inner display
⚡ A20 Pro chip
🧠 Foldable-focused iOS experience
The question is: Will Apple redefine the foldable market, or is $1,999 simply too expensive?
What do you think?
#iPhoneDuo #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #AAPL #Binance #BinanceSquareTalks
{spot}(AAPLBUSDT)
$AAPL.US has officially entered the foldable phone race with the new iPhone Duo, starting at $1,999. The device opens into a 7.6-inch display while keeping a compact 5.4-inch outer screen.
But the bigger story isn't just the phone.
Apple is entering a market that Samsung and other brands have been developing for years — and $AAPL massive ecosystem could potentially push foldables into the mainstream.
💰 $1,999 price tag
📱 7.6-inch inner display
⚡ A20 Pro chip
🧠 Foldable-focused iOS experience
The question is: Will Apple redefine the foldable market, or is $1,999 simply too expensive?
What do you think?
#iPhoneDuo #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #AAPL #Binance #BinanceSquareTalks
But the bigger story isn't just the phone.
Apple is entering a market that Samsung and other brands have been developing for years — and $AAPL massive ecosystem could potentially push foldables into the mainstream.
💰 $1,999 price tag
📱 7.6-inch inner display
⚡ A20 Pro chip
🧠 Foldable-focused iOS experience
The question is: Will Apple redefine the foldable market, or is $1,999 simply too expensive?
What do you think?
#iPhoneDuo #AppleDebutsFoldablePhone #AAPL #Binance #BinanceSquareTalks
AAPLUS-0.38%
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📰 The name of Apple’s first foldable-screen iPhone may already be set: iPhone Duo.
According to a leak by Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, Apple will officially unveil this device at this Wednesday’s product launch, with a starting price of $2,000. The top-tier storage version is expected to be about $3,000. It will support the Apple Pencil and is expected to launch in October.
🔥 The pricing is definitely a bit harsh. Color options currently include white and deep blue. Apple is clearly positioning this foldable-screen product in the high-end segment—if you want the top configuration, your budget basically needs to stretch to around $3,000.
💡 At the same time, iPhone 18 Pro will also be released. The Dynamic Island will be upgraded to handle three tasks at once, and the overall price is expected to rise by only about $100. In addition, the new Apple Watch and an upgraded version of the AirPods will make an appearance.
👀 This will also be Apple’s first product launch since its new CEO John Ternus took office. Honestly, people don’t just want to see what the foldable screen looks like—they also want to know whether Apple can redefine this category in its own way.
🤔 If the iPhone Duo’s starting price really is $2,000, would you be willing to pay for a foldable screen and the Apple Pencil?
#苹果 #iPhoneDuo #折叠屏手机 #Technology News
📰 The name of Apple’s first foldable-screen iPhone may already be set: iPhone Duo.
According to a leak by Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, Apple will officially unveil this device at this Wednesday’s product launch, with a starting price of $2,000. The top-tier storage version is expected to be about $3,000. It will support the Apple Pencil and is expected to launch in October.
🔥 The pricing is definitely a bit harsh. Color options currently include white and deep blue. Apple is clearly positioning this foldable-screen product in the high-end segment—if you want the top configuration, your budget basically needs to stretch to around $3,000.
💡 At the same time, iPhone 18 Pro will also be released. The Dynamic Island will be upgraded to handle three tasks at once, and the overall price is expected to rise by only about $100. In addition, the new Apple Watch and an upgraded version of the AirPods will make an appearance.
👀 This will also be Apple’s first product launch since its new CEO John Ternus took office. Honestly, people don’t just want to see what the foldable screen looks like—they also want to know whether Apple can redefine this category in its own way.
🤔 If the iPhone Duo’s starting price really is $2,000, would you be willing to pay for a foldable screen and the Apple Pencil?
#苹果 #iPhoneDuo #折叠屏手机 #Technology News
According to a leak by Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, Apple will officially unveil this device at this Wednesday’s product launch, with a starting price of $2,000. The top-tier storage version is expected to be about $3,000. It will support the Apple Pencil and is expected to launch in October.
🔥 The pricing is definitely a bit harsh. Color options currently include white and deep blue. Apple is clearly positioning this foldable-screen product in the high-end segment—if you want the top configuration, your budget basically needs to stretch to around $3,000.
💡 At the same time, iPhone 18 Pro will also be released. The Dynamic Island will be upgraded to handle three tasks at once, and the overall price is expected to rise by only about $100. In addition, the new Apple Watch and an upgraded version of the AirPods will make an appearance.
👀 This will also be Apple’s first product launch since its new CEO John Ternus took office. Honestly, people don’t just want to see what the foldable screen looks like—they also want to know whether Apple can redefine this category in its own way.
🤔 If the iPhone Duo’s starting price really is $2,000, would you be willing to pay for a foldable screen and the Apple Pencil?
#苹果 #iPhoneDuo #折叠屏手机 #Technology News
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Bullish
Two markets. One Apple China story. 🇨🇳🍎
The iPhone Duo is coming to China, but without the new Siri.
Will Chinese consumers still buy into the hardware without the AI?
📱 Will Apple report Greater China revenue above $29B for the December quarter?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-apple-report-greater-china-revenue-above-29-0-billion-for-the-december-quar-2026-09-10-0000-utc-be1decda-5884-4385-b7e2-c89db9da8b07
✨ Will Siri AI launch in mainland China by March 31, 2027?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-siri-ai-launch-in-mainland-china-by-31-march-2027-2026-09-10-0000-utc-b16c1e8e-8d54-462c-9b14-2406dc6ea1a4
Trade The China Pair on Fuyo Markets!
#FuyoMarkets #iPhone18 #iPhoneDuo #Apple #Siri
Two markets. One Apple China story. 🇨🇳🍎
The iPhone Duo is coming to China, but without the new Siri.
Will Chinese consumers still buy into the hardware without the AI?
📱 Will Apple report Greater China revenue above $29B for the December quarter?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-apple-report-greater-china-revenue-above-29-0-billion-for-the-december-quar-2026-09-10-0000-utc-be1decda-5884-4385-b7e2-c89db9da8b07
✨ Will Siri AI launch in mainland China by March 31, 2027?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-siri-ai-launch-in-mainland-china-by-31-march-2027-2026-09-10-0000-utc-b16c1e8e-8d54-462c-9b14-2406dc6ea1a4
Trade The China Pair on Fuyo Markets!
#FuyoMarkets #iPhone18 #iPhoneDuo #Apple #Siri
The iPhone Duo is coming to China, but without the new Siri.
Will Chinese consumers still buy into the hardware without the AI?
📱 Will Apple report Greater China revenue above $29B for the December quarter?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-apple-report-greater-china-revenue-above-29-0-billion-for-the-december-quar-2026-09-10-0000-utc-be1decda-5884-4385-b7e2-c89db9da8b07
✨ Will Siri AI launch in mainland China by March 31, 2027?
https://predict.fuyo.markets/market/will-siri-ai-launch-in-mainland-china-by-31-march-2027-2026-09-10-0000-utc-b16c1e8e-8d54-462c-9b14-2406dc6ea1a4
Trade The China Pair on Fuyo Markets!
#FuyoMarkets #iPhone18 #iPhoneDuo #Apple #Siri
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