Following the introduction of Apple’s iPhone 14 series, the firm made the decision to discontinue production of its iPhone small series. Now, a fresh source has stated that the days of the standard iPhone model, which has a screen size of 6.1 inches, are also numbered.
For the benefit of those who are uninformed, there have been speculations circulating that the tech firm has been experimenting with an iPhone model called the Ultra. Nevertheless, this does not merely imply that the company has plans to introduce a new iPhone model to its existing product line. Rather, it has been speculated that the corporation may end production of the iPhone model with a base size of 6.1 inches. Many people have expressed their dissatisfaction with the iPhone 15 Ultra model on Twitter, where they initially reacted negatively to the news that it will be released.
Several people have voiced their opinion that the iPhone Pro Max versions are already excessively big. At the time, the entry-level model was the only real compact flagship phone offered by the brand; this is something that certain customers enjoyed. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that there are individuals who are opposed to Apple releasing another large iPhone model. There is also a possibility that Apple will release the iPhone 15 Ultra with some unique Ultra features. This has caused some concern among Apple’s customer base, who do not want to see another Pro Max model on the market, notwithstanding the speculations that the Ultra will serve as a substitute for the top-of-the-line Pro Max series. Another concern among Apple’s customers is that the iPhone 15 Ultra will not have a notch.
Recently, there was speculation that the iPhone 15 Ultra might include a premium titanium design. This is an interesting development. Titanium is 45% lighter than stainless steel, yet it is still as solid, so if this is true, it could help resolve some of the concerns of Apple customers who say the iPhone 14 Pro Max is too heavy and difficult to use with one hand. Titanium is just as strong as stainless steel, after all.
