A tipster with a record of leaking information about foldable tech has leaked that a prototype for a foldable 18.8-inch iPad includes an under-display FaceID sensor.

Previous rumors have suggested Apple is working on a foldable iPad Pro, and a new rumor today claims that one of Apple's prototypes for

Apple is rumored to work on several foldable devices, including a massive 18.8-inch iPad Pro. This device could have under-display Face ID.

The latest rumor about Apple's folding iPad suggests that the device has a Face ID dot projector underneath the display, instead of in the display bezel like on the currently shipping iPad Pro

Could Apple be readying a foldable iPad Pro BEFORE an foldable iPhone or MacBook Pro? Quite possibly yes, according to multiple independent sources.

Apple's first foldable iPad Pro rumored to have 18.8-inch display with under-display FaceID, expected to drop in 2028 with new COE display technology.

Apple has reportedly been working on a foldable-display iPad for some time, with various reports suggesting a screen size between 20 and 20.3 inches. A recent leak now indicates that Apple has developed a prototype of what could be its first foldable iPad, marking a significant step toward its potential launch.

The prototype packs an 18.8-inch foldable screen and a "metal superstructure lens" that integrates Face ID components beneath the display.

No one's making fun of it now; Apple engineers the best tablets on the market, period, and while the new iPad (A16) and iPad Air (M3) bring only modest improvements to the table, the bar was already skyscraper-level.

Foldable iPad Pro prototype in the works. According to the leakster, Apple is already working on a foldable iPad Pro prototype, which in its current iteration, features an 18.8-in