Here’s why the Apple Ultra rumors make sense to me

Apple is reportedly introducing an 'Ultra' product tier across its device portfolio (foldable iPhone, redesigned MacBook) that targets customers willing to pay premium prices for distinctive form factors and design rather than just raw performance, creating new market segments distinct from Pro models. This strategy addresses Apple's historical challenge of finding the right balance between aesthetics and capabilities, potentially unlocking additional upgrade revenue by appealing to design-conscious users separately from performance-focused professionals. For IT organizations, this signals Apple's continued diversification of premium product lines that will require updated procurement strategies, expanded device management complexity, and reconsideration of which tiers align with different user personas in enterprise deployments.

Ben Lovejoy9to5Mac2 min read
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Here’s why the Apple Ultra rumors make sense to me
A report yesterday suggested that we may be seeing a succession of Apple Ultra products, including the upcoming folding iPhone and an M6-powered MacBook. So far, of course, we’ve only seen the branding used for an Apple Watch. It may potentially be pointing to a new tier of Apple products across almost the company’s entire range of devices, and to me that would make sense for both the company and its customers … more…