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Vodafone leaks iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra prices
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Vodafone leaks iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra prices

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 08:58

Vodafone suffered a setback on its website in Egypt by accidentally revealing the prices of the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and the new foldable iPhone Ultra. The leak occurred before the official announcement of Apple's new phones, scheduled for Wednesday, the 9th.

The early price reveal by Vodafone gives consumers an idea of the cost of the models before the official presentation. The iPhone Ultra appears as a new addition to Apple's product line, representing the brand's first foldable model.

This type of incident is not uncommon in the technology world, where leaks frequently occur before launch events. Apple, however, maintains control over official information until the moment of the presentation.

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