iPhone 18 and iPhone Air 2: Launch Date and Everything We Know

Landscape render showing iPhone 18 with a punch-hole display and iPhone Air 2 side by side in a futuristic gradient background, highlighting the rumored design changes.

Apple’s next big iPhone rumor cycle is heating up as early display supply chain signals hint at a major iPhone 18 refresh. The most repeated iPhone rumor right now is simple: Apple plans to push 120 Hz LTPO OLED screens across more models, not just the Pro lineup.

This iPhone rumor also points to a new release approach. Apple may launch premium phones first in fall 2026, then hold the standard iPhone 18 and a lower cost variant for spring 2027, separating flagship and budget announcements across the year.

iPhone Rumor: Rumored Lineup Launch Window:

  • iPhone 18, iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max.
  • iPhone Air 2 and Apple’s first foldable iPhone.

Launch Window:

  • Premium models expected in September 2026.
  • Standard iPhone 18 and a budget option rumored for spring 2027.

As iPhone 18 display and launch rumors take shape, pricing expectations are also entering the conversation. Similar early signals appeared last cycle through price rumors, hinting that wider premium features could again push costs higher.

iPhone Rumor: Leaked Display Specs Table:

Model Display size (rumored) Panel Refresh rate Front design
iPhone 18 6.27-inch LTPO OLED 120 Hz Dynamic Island
iPhone Air 2 6.55-inch LTPO OLED 120 Hz Dynamic Island
iPhone 18 Pro 6.27-inch LTPO OLED 120 Hz No Dynamic Island (punch-hole)
iPhone 18 Pro Max 6.86-inch LTPO OLED 120 Hz No Dynamic Island (punch-hole)

iPhone Rumor: What Could Change on Air 2 and Pro Models:

  • Another iPhone rumor suggests iPhone Air 2 becomes thinner and lighter than before.
  • Apple may add a second rear camera to improve flexibility.
  • Pro models may switch to under display Face ID, keeping only a small front camera punch-hole.
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