Following the reveal of iPhone Duo, Apple has detailed the official accessories and peripheral support for its first foldable, including a specific limitation regarding stylus compatibility.
Official Protection and Ergonomics
Apple is introducing two first-party options to protect the device. The iPhone Duo Case features a thin, two-part polycarbonate design with a matte coating, available in Sand and Navy Blue. It utilizes internal magnets for what Apple describes as a "magical attach experience," wrapping both the front and back of the foldable.
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For users seeking more functionality, the Folio with Kickstand is priced at $129. Crafted from TechWoven, Apple's proprietary technical fabric, this accessory covers only the back of the device. It includes an integrated kickstand that allows for various viewing angles—ideal for FaceTime calls or video consumption—while maintaining MagSafe charging compatibility even when propped open. This model is available in Taupe and Navy Blue.
Stylus Support and Limitations
In a first for the iPhone line, iPhone Duo will support the Apple Pencil, enabling input on both inner and outer displays. However, compatibility is restricted to the Apple Pencil with USB-C, priced at $79.
The more advanced Apple Pencil Pro is not supported, likely due to the absence of a magnetic charging surface on the iPhone Duo's chassis. Consequently, users will miss out on features like pressure sensitivity, haptic feedback, and the "squeeze" gesture. This support is not available at launch but is expected to arrive later this year.
Launch Timeline and Pricing
The iPhone Duo, which starts at $1,999, is scheduled for official release on October 23, with pre-orders opening on October 16. While Apple's first-party options are the primary focus, third-party manufacturers like Spigen have already listed dedicated collections for the new foldable.
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