Apple is expected to show off more than 15 new products before the end of the year. While some of these devices are expected to launch on Sept. 9, others will come later, ahead of the end of the year.
First up is the iPhone 18 Pro with a big camera update, smaller Dynamic Island, and more. Plus, it’ll come in that new berry colour variant. The iPhone 18 Pro Max will reportedly sport the biggest battery on an iPhone ever, and it might get an exclusive camera feature.
Of course, the very exciting iPhone Ultra is the company’s first foldable. However, that might be it for fall iPhones — Apple is rumoured to launch the iPhone 18 alongside the iPhone 18e and iPhone Air 2 in early 2027.
The AirPods 5 don’t seem to be a big update, and unfortunately, the AirPods with cameras might not launch until next year. The Apple Watch Ultra 4 is expected to have design updates, new health sensors and more. 9to5Mac says the Watch Series 12 will have new health features with an upgraded chipset.
Post-September 9th launch
Apple is poised to also launch a new MacBook Ultra with a touchscreen OLED display. Other Mac upgrades are on the way, with the MacBook Pro set to get the new M6 chip, and a new iMac with different colour options and the M6 chipset.
While I’m most excited for the iPhones, there’s supposed to be a new iPad mini with an OLED display and upgraded chipset, which I’m also pretty excited about. There’s rumoured to be an update for the base iPad with the A18 chip and Apple Intelligence as well.
Finally, we could see a new Apple TV 4K with Apple Intelligence and a new Siri remote. We’re also expecting to see a new HomePod with a 7-inch screen and a magnetic base, similar to the Pixel Tablet. The full-size HomePod will also get a new chip and Apple Intelligence; the HomePod mini as well, but with audio improvements and an Apple Security Camera.
Of course, this is all based on leaks and rumours, so things can definitely change. I’m most excited by: the iPhone 18 Pro Max, iPhone Ultra, new iPad mini and the possible HomePod. How about you?
Source: 9to5Mac
