Did Caviar Leak iPhone Ultra and iPhone 18 Pro Details?

Someone at Caviar appears to have nudged the veil aside, and the rumor mill just got louder. The Russian luxury customizer has posted pre-order pages and glossy renders for hardware that hasn’t been announced by Apple — and tucked inside those product pages are a handful of concrete-sounding claims: a September 9 launch date, new colors, chip specs, camera tweaks and even a foldable Ultra with a liquid-metal hinge.

Why pay attention? Caviar has done this before — teasing custom versions of unreleased iPhones — so it’s not unheard of. Still, the way these pages present details reads less like a tease and more like a leak roundup dressed in couture. Some items match what we’ve heard from other sources; others feel like embellishment.

The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max entries are the cleaner of the two. They repeat familiar rumors while adding a few flourish notes, like a new signature finish called Dark Cherry alongside silver, gray and light blue. Screen sizes, according to Caviar, remain the same: 6.9 inches and 6.3 inches. One small but interesting tweak: the Dynamic Island is said to shrink after Apple tucked Face ID components beneath the display.

Under the hood Caviar lists an Apple A20 Pro chip — many leaks point to a 2nm process — plus camera upgrades such as a variable aperture on the main sensor. A curious change to the Camera Control button is also described: the tactile click mechanism that debuted on the iPhone 17 would be gone, replaced by a purely touch-based control. Expect a slightly thicker chassis to accommodate a larger battery, the pages claim, with a 5,100–5,200 mAh cell mentioned. All plausible. All still unverified.

The custom designs are predictably ornate, and predictably polarizing. If you like bling, Caviar has you covered. If you like subtlety, perhaps not so much.

Then there’s the iPhone Ultra page — the one that reads like a mini manifesto for Apple’s rumored foldable. The specs are ambitious: a titanium frame, a hinge made from an amorphous liquid-metal alloy, and a foldable profile that measures roughly 4.9mm when open and about 9mm when closed. Colors? Deep black and pure white, according to the listing.

Displays are described as a 7.8-inch interior panel in a book-like 4:3 aspect ratio and a 5.3-inch external screen. Both panels reportedly run at 120Hz with LTPO backplanes. Performance is pegged to the same A20 Pro processor, though the page inconsistently references a 3nm node in one place and 2nm in another — a sloppy detail that highlights just how much spin can get added to secondhand leaks.

Camera notes are intriguing: dual 48MP rear sensors and a 24MP under-display selfie, the latter higher-resolution than most previous chatter suggested. Battery capacity is listed at an eye-popping 5,800 mAh, significantly above the more conservative estimates floating around in other reports.

So what should you make of all this? Treat Caviar’s pages as a glossy compilation of prevailing rumors, rather than hard confirmation. They stitch together well-worn leaks, toss in bold design renders and attach price tags — which makes for compelling reading, but not proof.

In short: interesting, possibly accurate in parts, but don’t bet the farm on any single claim until Apple takes the stage.

For now, these pages are a reminder of how leaks and marketing blur at the edges: tantalizing breadcrumbs dressed as insider briefings. Keep your skepticism handy, and mark your calendar for early September if you want to see which of these ideas survive the official reveal.