Apple's iPhone Duo appears to feature a Main camera sensor that aligns closely with the iPhone 17e, rather than the standard iPhone 17. Both the iPhone Duo and iPhone 17e list identical specifications for their Main camera, including a 26mm focal length and ƒ/1.6 aperture. They also share the use of Hybrid Focus Pixels for autofocus. However, a key difference emerges with optical image stabilization. The iPhone Duo's Main camera explicitly mentions "sensor-shift optical image stabilization." In contrast, the iPhone 17e's specifications simply state "optical image stabilization." This particular "sensor-shift" detail is present in the standard iPhone 17's tech specs, though it's paired with different autofocus terminology. Therefore, the iPhone Duo's Main camera seems to combine the sensor-shift OIS from the iPhone 17 with an iPhone 17e-like sensor featuring Hybrid Focus Pixels. The shared wording for Focus Pixels has led to speculation that the two devices utilize the same sensor. Apple has not provided specific sensor size or pixel pitch details for the iPhone Duo's Main camera. The iPhone Duo is priced at $1,999, with pre-orders beginning on October 16 and sales starting October 23.