Caviar, a company that gives luxury makeovers to popular smartphones, just made another odd announcement. The company announced new customized versions of the iPhone Ultra before Apple announced the phone.
Caviar just announced four more luxury iPhone Ultra models, and the phone is not even official yet
This is not the first time Caviar has done that, though. The company did the same with the iPhone 18 Pro, which is not official yet either, but that’s just one recent example. Before that, four iPhone Ultra custom versions were announced as well; this is not the first iPhone Ultra-related announcement. The point is, what you’re seeing here is based on a concept design, not a confirmed one.
Still, Caviar will go through with this even if leaks are inaccurate. The point is, the company will be giving a luxury makeover to Apple’s first foldable smartphone; that much is certain.
Having said that, to the four existing iPhone Ultra models that Caviar announced, the company just added four more. The models are called Liquid Metal, Jobs, Magenta, and Karat. You can see them below.
These four models are limited to 17, 9, 19, and 19 pieces, respectively. That is not surprising considering they’re priced at $18,840, $15,990, $15,270, and $14,130, respectively.
The Liquid Metal model is arguably the best-looking one
The Liquid Metal model is not only the most expensive, but it’s arguably the most interesting one design-wise. It features a sculpted 925 sterling silver exterior, with a rippling, reflective finish.
The Jobs edition is an homage to the Apple founder, Steve Jobs. Magneta and Karat editions utilize crocodile leather in raspberry pink and black colors, with 925 sterling silver and 24K gold, respectively.
Once again, the image you can see throughout the article may not represent the final product. That’s the possibility when you announce a product based on an unreleased product. We’ll have to wait for Apple’s official iPhone Ultra launch to be sure.
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