Apple plans to unveil more than 15 new devices across iPhone, Watch, Mac, iPad and Home categories this fall
Apple is expected to launch a broad range of new products, including several iPhone models, updated Apple Watches, new Mac computers, refreshed iPads and expanded Home hardware, according to industry reports.
Apple is slated to introduce a wide array of hardware this autumn, covering its flagship iPhone line, wearable devices, computers, tablets and smart-home products. The upcoming iPhone 18 series is reported to include a Pro model with a variable-aperture camera, a Pro Max version, and an Ultra variant that would be the company's first foldable phone. Apple Watch Ultra 4 and a new Series 12 are also expected, featuring additional health sensors and design tweaks.
On the Mac side, the company may release an M5-based Mac mini and Mac Studio, an M5-powered iMac with new colour options, an entry-level M6 MacBook Pro and a high-end MacBook Ultra equipped with an OLED display and touch support. Tablet updates could include an iPad mini with an OLED screen and a base-model iPad using an A18 chip to support Apple Intelligence.
Apple's Home ecosystem is projected to grow with a refreshed Apple TV 4K that incorporates an A17 Pro chip and possibly a built-in camera, a HomePad/HomePod Touch with a 7-inch touchscreen, a third-generation HomePod, an updated HomePod mini, a dedicated security camera and a video doorbell that might use Face ID for smart-lock integration. > "These products reflect Apple's ongoing effort to broaden its hardware portfolio and integrate its AI capabilities across devices," said a company spokesperson.
The announcements are expected to be made at several events later in the year, with the first releases likely in the fall.