Apple’s Duo inner display is a 10-layer stack with nano-texture polymer, glass, titanium plate, and glide adhesives. Unfolded it’s 5.2 mm (thinnest iPhone); folded 11.3 mm and 254 g — Apple’s heaviest iPhone yet.
Beyond the hands-on crease impressions, Apple and MacRumors have filled in the build math for iPhone Duo: a 10-layer inner display stack, plus the open/closed thickness and weight numbers buyers keep asking about.
MacRumors summarized Apple’s description of the inner display:
The outer display uses Ceramic Shield 2 (like iPhone 18 Pro); the back uses Ceramic Shield. The inner foldable surface uses the custom polymer cover instead of Ceramic Shield. Both displays support ProMotion, Always-On, and True Tone, with 3,000 nits peak outdoor brightness, per that report.
Apple’s Newsroom frames the same durability story: premium nano-texture finish, optically clear adhesives, and a hinge designed for long-lasting reliability. Apple still does not publish a fold-cycle rating.
Separately, MacRumors logged Apple’s dimensional claims:
Pre-event rumors of a ~4.5 mm unfolded profile did not land; 5.2 mm is the confirmed open figure.
For crease feel in early media hands-on, see our MacRumors crease report. For pricing and ship dates: announce and storage ladder — pre-orders October 16, availability October 23.
Sources: MacRumors folding-screen layers, MacRumors thinnest/weight, and Apple Newsroom.
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