iPhone Handoff Will Get a Lot of Nerds to Carry Two iPhones
Based on early impressions and the tech specs that Apple has published, one thing is clear: the iPhone Duo, which arrives next month on Oct. 23, will not have the best cameras even with a price point of $2,000. For the best photos and videos, Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max are the phones you’ll want.
- ▪Based on early impressions and the tech specs that Apple has published, one thing is clear: the iPhone Duo, which arrives next month on Oct.
- ▪23, will not have the best cameras even with a price point of $2,000.
- ▪For the best photos and videos, Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max are the phones you’ll want.
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Based on early impressions and the tech specs that Apple has published, one thing is clear: the iPhone Duo, which arrives next month on Oct. 23, will not have the best cameras even with a price point of $2,000. For the best photos and videos, Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max are the phones you’ll want. If you want a big screen that folds in half but also the best camera, why not carry both? That’s a very real question that many people, especially those with money to burn, are asking themselves. In 2026, consumers are really considering an iPhone Duo in one pocket and another iPhone—like an iPhone 18 Pro—in the other. You could already do this previously with separate numbers for each device or one phone connecting to the other via a hotspot connection.
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