Apple Announces Over 15 New Devices Expected by Late 2026
Apple plans to release more than 15 new products across its iPhone, iPad, Watch, Mac and smart-home lines before the end of 2026, featuring foldable phones, upgraded chips and expanded AI integration.
Apple said it will roll out more than 15 new devices across its major product families before the close of 2026. The upcoming iPhone range will include a foldable model with a 5.4-inch outer display, a 7.8-inch internal screen and Touch ID, priced at $2,400, as well as an iPhone 18 Pro equipped with the A20 Pro chip, a smaller Dynamic Island and a variable-aperture camera system, starting at $1,300.
The iPad lineup will feature a redesigned iPad Mini with an OLED panel, possible 120 Hz refresh rate and waterproofing, powered by the A19 Pro chip, while a budget iPad will retain its existing design and use the A18 chip with Siri AI support.
Apple’s smartwatch updates include the Series 12, which adds Touch ID to the digital crown and runs on the S11 processor, and the Ultra 4, a slimmer version with upgraded health sensors.
In the Mac segment, the Mac Studio will be offered with M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips, supporting up to 36 CPU cores and 768 GB of RAM. The Mac Mini will receive M5 and M5 Pro chips, and a redesigned MacBook Pro will incorporate a thinner chassis, an OLED touchscreen with Dynamic Island and 5G connectivity, using M5 Pro and M5 Max processors.
Apple also plans new smart-home products, including a HomePad that combines iPad and HomePod functions, a second-generation HomePod Mini with an updated sound chip, an Apple TV 4K powered by the A17 Pro chip with ray-tracing support, an Apple Doorbell with Face ID scanning, a Smart Home Sensor for automated lighting and temperature control, and a Home Security Camera that processes video on-device for privacy.
These announcements indicate Apple’s focus on integrating AI, expanding device interoperability and enhancing performance across its ecosystem.