Apple has revealed its first folding iPhone with a starting price of $2,000 (£1,475).
The new phone, dubbed the Duo, is now one of the most expensive smartphones on the market. The model with the biggest storage option goes up to $3,200 (£2,360).
Chief executive John Ternus said the Duo, which has a book-style format, was "inspired by the iPad" and called the folding features "fluid and completely intuitive".
But critics say the phone risks becoming a "premium-priced ornament" that doesn't bring meaningful growth to the firm, which pundits say hasn't revealed seriously stand-out features in many years.
It comes as John Ternus entered his second week as Apple's chief executive. Ternus took on the top job after Tim Cook stepped down.