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Upcoming Apple Products Guide: What's Coming in 2026

Apr 13, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum  9 views
Upcoming Apple Products Guide: What's Coming in 2026

As we look ahead to 2026, Apple is set to unveil a range of new products that have been the subject of numerous rumors and leaks. This guide provides a detailed overview of what we can expect from Apple in the coming year.

March 4 Apple Experience

On March 4, Apple hosted an "Apple Experience" event across major cities like New York, London, and Shanghai. Ahead of this event, Apple announced several new products including the iPhone 17e, the MacBook Air featuring the M5 chip, and the iPad Air equipped with the M4 chip. Additionally, new MacBook Pro models powered by the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips were revealed, along with a new Studio Display and Studio Display XDR. A budget-friendly $599 MacBook Neo was also introduced, alongside the iPhone 17e priced similarly at $599. Later in March, Apple launched the anticipated AirPods Max 2.

Mid-2026 - WWDC

  • iOS 27, macOS 27 and more - New iterations of iOS, macOS, and other Apple software platforms are expected to be showcased in June at WWDC, with a public launch scheduled for September. Enhanced features powered by an improved Siri are anticipated to be part of this rollout.
  • Mac Studio - The Mac Studio will receive upgrades with the introduction of M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips, promising significantly enhanced CPU and GPU performance.

September 2026

  • iPhone 18 Pro - The next-generation iPhone 18 Pro is rumored to feature under-screen Face ID technology, potentially eliminating the Dynamic Island. It will utilize an A20 Pro chip built on a 2nm process and may include a variable aperture Main lens.
  • iPhone Fold - Set to launch in fall 2026, Apple's first foldable iPhone is anticipated to showcase a 5.3-inch external display that unfolds into a 7.6-inch internal display. The design resembles an iPad mini when opened, with a thickness of only 4.5mm. This device will feature advanced display technology, an A20 chip, dual rear cameras, and a Touch ID integrated into the power button, with a price point potentially reaching $2,500.
  • Apple Watch Series 12 - Expected to receive a chip refresh, the Apple Watch Series 12 is not anticipated to undergo significant design changes or feature upgrades.
  • iPad mini 8 - This new version is rumored to feature an OLED display, enhanced water resistance, and a vibration-based speaker system, along with the A20 chip.
  • HomePod mini - The HomePod mini 2 is ready for launch, contingent on the release of a new version of Siri. It is expected to include an updated S-series chip and new color options.
  • Home Hub - Apple is developing a home hub designed for smart home integration, featuring a 7-inch display, capable of music playback, video calls, and more, with two models available.
  • Apple TV 4K - The Apple TV will be upgraded with a new Apple-designed Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chip and an A17 Pro processor, enhancing gaming capabilities.

Late 2026

  • OLED MacBook Pro - A redesigned OLED MacBook Pro featuring the new 2-nanometer M6 chip is in development, possibly launching late 2026 or early 2027.
  • Apple Smart Home Camera - Apple is rumored to be creating indoor security cameras compatible with HomeKit, expected to debut in late 2026.

Products With Unknown Release Dates

  • Mac mini - New Mac mini models are in the works, but refresh timing is uncertain amid internal improvements.
  • iPad 12 - An updated low-cost iPad is under development and may feature the A19 chip.
  • AirPods 5 - The next generation of AirPods is being developed with an updated H3 chip.
  • AirPods Pro - A new version with enhanced features and possibly a tiny infrared camera is also in the pipeline.
  • Apple Watch Ultra 4 - Development is underway, but details remain scarce.
  • M5 Max iMac - Testing is ongoing for an M5 Max iMac, potentially reviving the iMac Pro line.
  • Mac Pro - The future of the Mac Pro is uncertain as Apple has deprioritized updates.
  • AI Smart Glasses - Smart glasses with AI capabilities are being developed and could launch in 2026.

2027 Launches

  • iPhone 18 - Expected to launch in spring 2027, this model will follow a split launch strategy.
  • AirPods Max - A refresh is anticipated in 2027, focusing on weight reduction and improved features.
  • iPad Pro - Expected to receive a performance boost with an M6 chip in 2027.
  • OLED iMac - Development is ongoing, with a possible release in 2027.
  • iPhone 18e - Set to launch alongside the iPhone 18, it will feature minimal changes.
  • iPhone Air 2 - Delayed until spring 2027, features may include a dual-camera setup.
  • 20th Anniversary iPhone - Set to launch in September 2027, it will feature a curved design with no display cutouts.
  • Tabletop robot - Expected to launch in 2027, this product will enhance the home hub experience.

2026 Product Refresh Timeline

Here's a summary of the devices released by Apple in 2026 thus far:

  • January 2026 - AirTag 2
  • March 2026 - iPhone 17e
  • March 2026 - MacBook Neo
  • March 2026 - M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro
  • March 2026 - M5 MacBook Air
  • March 2026 - M4 iPad Air
  • March 2026 - Studio Display and Studio Display XDR
  • March 2026 - AirPods Max 2

2025 Product Refresh Timeline

  • February 2025 - iPhone 16e
  • March 2025 - MacBook Air
  • March 2025 - Mac Studio
  • March 2025 - iPad
  • March 2025 - iPad Air
  • June 2025 (Announced) - iOS 26
  • June 2025 (Announced) - iPadOS 26
  • June 2025 (Announced) - macOS Tahoe 26
  • June 2025 (Announced) - visionOS 26
  • June 2025 (Announced) - tvOS 26
  • June 2025 (Announced) - watchOS 26
  • September 2025 (Released) - iOS 26
  • September 2025 (Released) - iPadOS 26
  • September 2025 (Released) - macOS Tahoe 26
  • September 2025 (Released) - visionOS 26
  • September 2025 (Released) - tvOS 26
  • September 2025 (Released) - watchOS 26
  • September 2025 - iPhone 17
  • September 2025 - iPhone Air
  • September 2025 - iPhone 17 Pro
  • September 2025 - iPhone 17 Pro Max
  • September 2025 - Apple Watch Series 11
  • September 2025 - Apple Watch SE 3
  • September 2025 - Apple Watch Ultra 3
  • September 2025 - AirPods Pro 3
  • October 2025 - iPad Pro
  • October 2025 - MacBook Pro
  • October 2025 - Vision Pro

2024 Product Refresh Timeline

For reference, here’s a list of products Apple released in 2024:

  • February 2024 - Vision Pro
  • February 2024 - visionOS
  • March 2024 - 13-inch and 15-inch M3 MacBook Air
  • May 2024 - iPad Pro
  • May 2024 - iPad Air
  • May 2024 - Apple Pencil Pro
  • May 2024 - iPad Pro Magic Keyboard
  • June 2024 (Announced) - iOS 18
  • June 2024 (Announced) - iPadOS 18
  • June 2024 (Announced) - macOS Sequoia
  • June 2024 (Announced) - visionOS 2
  • June 2024 (Announced) - tvOS 18
  • June 2024 (Announced) - watchOS 11
  • September 2024 - iPhone 16
  • September 2024 - iPhone 16 Plus
  • September 2024 - iPhone 16 Pro
  • September 2024 - iPhone 16 Pro Max
  • September 2024 - Apple Watch Series 10
  • September 2024 - AirPods 4
  • September 2024 - AirPods Max (USB-C port)
  • September 2024 - Apple Watch Ultra 2 (New color only)
  • September 2024 - iOS 18
  • September 2024 - iPadOS 18
  • September 2024 - macOS Sequoia
  • September 2024 - visionOS 2
  • September 2024 - tvOS 18
  • September 2024 - watchOS 11
  • October 2024 - iPad mini
  • October 2024 - Mac mini
  • October 2024 - MacBook Pro
  • October 2024 - iMac

2023 Product Refreshes and Announcements

  • January 2023 - 14 and 16-inch M2 Pro/Max MacBook Pro
  • January 2023 - M2 and M2 Pro Mac mini
  • January 2023 - HomePod
  • June 2023 - 15-inch MacBook Air
  • June 2023 - Mac Studio
  • June 2023 - Mac Pro
  • June 2023 (Announced) - Apple Vision Pro
  • June 2023 (Announced) - visionOS
  • June 2023 (Announced) - iOS 17
  • June 2023 (Announced) - iPadOS 17
  • June 2023 (Announced) - macOS Sonoma
  • June 2023 (Announced) - tvOS 17
  • June 2023 (Announced) - watchOS 10
  • September 2023 - iPhone 15
  • September 2023 - iPhone 15 Plus
  • September 2023 - iPhone 15 Pro
  • September 2023 - iPhone 15 Pro Max
  • September 2023 - Apple Watch Series 9
  • September 2023 - Apple Watch Ultra 2
  • September 2023 - AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C Case)
  • October 2023 - USB-C Apple Pencil
  • October 2023 - 24-inch iMac
  • October 2023 - 14-inch MacBook Pro with M3 Pro/Max chips
  • October 2023 - 16-inch MacBook Pro with M3 Pro/Max chips

2022 Product Refreshes and Announcements

  • March 2022 - 5G iPhone SE
  • March 2022 - 5G iPad Air
  • March 2022 - Mac Studio
  • March 2022 - Studio Display
  • June 2022 - iOS 16
  • June 2022 - iPadOS 16
  • June 2022 - watchOS 9
  • June 2022 - tvOS 16
  • June 2022 - macOS Ventura
  • June 2022 - MacBook Air
  • June 2022 - 13-inch MacBook Pro
  • September 2022 - iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus
  • September 2022 - iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone Pro Max
  • September 2022 - AirPods Pro 2
  • September 2022 - Apple Watch Ultra
  • September 2022 - Apple Watch Series 8
  • September 2022 - Apple Watch SE
  • October 2022 - 10th-generation iPad
  • October 2022 - iPad Pro
  • October 2022 - Apple TV 4K

2021 Product Refreshes and Announcements

  • April 2021 - M1 iPad Pro
  • April 2021 - M1 iMac
  • April 2021 - AirTag
  • April 2021 - Apple TV 4K
  • April 2021 - Podcast subscriptions
  • May 2021 - Apple Music Lossless and Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos
  • June 2021 - macOS 12 Monterey (Announced)
  • July 2021 - MagSafe Battery Pack
  • September 2021 - iPhone 13 models
  • September 2021 - iPhone 13 Pro models
  • September 2021 - iPad mini 6
  • September 2021 - Ninth-generation iPad
  • September 2021 - Apple Watch Series 7 (Announced)
  • September 2021 - iOS 15
  • September 2021 - iPadOS 15
  • September 2021 - watchOS 8
  • September 2021 - tvOS 15
  • October 2021 - AirPods 3
  • October 2021 - 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro
  • November 2021 - Beats Fit Pro
  • November 2021 - New HomePod mini colors

Guide Feedback

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Source: MacRumors News


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