Apple's Foldable iPhone Duo Reportedly Shows Up on Geekbench
A reported Geekbench 7 entry for Apple's first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, lists a single-core score of 3,986 and a multi-core score of 11,067. The device is said to run an A20 Pro chip with six CPU cores and a 4.93GHz peak clock on iOS 27.1. Pre-orders are reportedly planned for October 16 and release for October 23, but the early benchmark results are not definitive.
The rumored iPhone Duo appeared in a Geekbench 7 database entry, where it reportedly logged 3,986 single-core and 11,067 multi-core points. That places Apple's first foldable in the same performance neighborhood as the iPhone 18 Pro family, according to the report.
The listing allegedly identifies model iPhone19,4 with an A20 Pro chip, six CPU cores, a 4.93GHz peak clock, iOS 27.1, and about 12GB RAM. The processor is said to use TSMC's 2nm node. Pre-orders were reportedly set for October 16, with launch on October 23.
A foldable iPhone with flagship-level performance may appeal to frequent travelers, mobile professionals, and multitaskers who want one device for work and entertainment. It could pressure rival foldable makers to improve durability, software, and efficiency. Yet early benchmark leaks may shape expectations before real-world reviews, so buyers could be swayed by hype rather than sustained performance. Pricing, repairability, and app optimization may determine whether the format reaches mainstream users.