Caviar’s Camera-Free iPhone 18 Pro Mod Is Built for Restricted Workplaces—and Starts at $10,770
Most luxury phone customizations are about visual excess. Caviar’s Black Edition takes a more specialized route with its Supersonic iPhone 18 Pro and Ultimate iPhone Duo: the rear camera hardware is removed, while the front cameras are disabled at the hardware level. The result is a flat-backed device intended for corporate and government environments that prohibit camera phones.
Three devices, two approaches to customization
- iPhone 18 Pro: Offered in camera-equipped Versus form and the camera-free Supersonic version.
- iPhone 18 Pro Max: Included in Caviar’s Black Edition lineup.
- iPhone Duo: Offered in the camera-equipped Titanium version and the camera-free Ultimate version.
The camera-free models replace the standard rear panel with aerospace-grade titanium and a flush black Apple logo. Supersonic uses a satin surface intended to reduce reflections, while Ultimate has vertically brushed titanium that shifts between black and graphite depending on the light. Removing the camera bump may appeal to buyers who need a restricted-workplace device, though it also eliminates photography entirely.
| Edition | Device | Camera status | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Versus | iPhone 18 Pro | Apple cameras retained | $10,560 |
| Supersonic | iPhone 18 Pro | Rear cameras removed; front cameras hardware-disabled | $10,770 |
| Titanium | iPhone Duo | Apple cameras retained | $13,410 |
| Ultimate | iPhone Duo | Rear cameras removed; front cameras hardware-disabled | $13,990 |
Luxury materials without a platform upgrade
For buyers who want to retain photography, Caviar also offers camera-equipped Versus, Titanium, Signature, and Prestige trims. These use combinations of black crocodile leather, titanium, exposed screws, and 999-purity gold plating; Signature and Prestige add V-shaped gold inserts. The underlying processor, battery, and software are unchanged from the base phones, so the premium is for the exterior treatment and limited production rather than added computing capability.
Caviar says it will make only 19 units of each model. Each phone comes in a lockable presentation box with a gold-plated commemorative coin. U.S. availability has not been confirmed, but the listed prices make clear that these are niche devices for buyers prioritizing restricted-environment use or bespoke materials over conventional smartphone value.
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