Vertu's $6,880 AI Agent Phone: Is the Luxury Foldable Worth the Price?

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Luxury smartphone brand Vertu is targeting corporate executives with a high-end foldable phone priced at $6,880, marketed around its built-in AI agent capabilities. The device positions itself as a premium productivity tool, bundling AI-driven workflows alongside the hardware. Real-world testing examined how the phone performs across key areas including AI functionality, battery endurance, and security features. The results offer a practical look at whether the device's performance justifies its steep asking price for business users.

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