Apple maintains a robust pipeline with 12 products planned for the remainder of 2026, following recent announcements of iPads, Macs and accessories. The company focuses efforts on M5 series chip upgrades, advanced integration with Apple Intelligence, and innovative entries like the first foldable iPhone. Launches mostly follow the autumn calendar, between September and October, with possible exceptions for specific items.
The strategy reinforces Apple’s positioning in computational performance, connectivity and intelligent ecosystem. Rumores indicate that most of the new features bring internal improvements without major design changes.
- Low-Cost iPad with A18 or A19 chip to support Apple Intelligence
- Mac Studio updated with M5 Max and M4 or M5 Ultra options
- Mac mini with M5 and M5 Pro variants
- iMacs with M5 chip and renewed color palette
- Foldable iPhone in book format with functional screens folded and unfolded
- iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max in split launch cycle
- Apple Watch Series 12 with internal improvements
- Smart home hub delayed by issues in renewed Siri
- Apple TV 4K with A17 Pro and N1 network chip
- HomePod mini with latest chip and updated UWB
- High-end AirPods Pro with infrared cameras for Visual Intelligence
- High-end OLED MacBook possibly called MacBook Ultra
Major updates to professional desktops
The Mac Studio arrives with a refresh scheduled for mid-year. The update focuses exclusively on chips, incorporating M5 Max and M4 or M5 Ultra options. The design remains the same, prioritizing performance in heavy professional tasks like video editing and 3D rendering.
The Mac mini follows closely behind, offering M5 and M5 Pro. Sem external changes, the model reinforces energy efficiency and power for users who need compression without loss of performance.
Renewal of the affordable iMac and iPad line
iMacs receive an M5 chip in all configurations. A new color palette appears as an aesthetic highlight, expanding options for consumers who value visual customization in the all-in-one.
The low-cost iPad, absent from recent announcements, features an A18 or A19 chip. Essa change enables Apple Intelligence, maintaining the current design and making the model more compatible with recent AI features.
Innovations in smartphones and wearables
The foldable iPhone debuts in September, with a book design and active displays in both states. Ele is part of the event alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, in a cycle that excludes standard models this year.
Apple Watch Series 12 brings internal updates. Mudanças aim to optimize battery and sensors, while non-invasive glucose monitoring remains off the horizon for 2026.
Connected home products
Smart home hub delayed until September due to tweaks in revamped Siri. The device promises advanced control via AI and deep integration with the Apple ecosystem.
The Apple 4K TV incorporates A17 Pro for Apple Intelligence and N1 network chip. Sem major redesigns, the focus is on performance and improved connectivity. The HomePod mini remains similar, with an updated chip, N1 and improved UWB, also conditioned on the finalized Siri.
Advanced AirPods Pro and premium MacBook
The high-end AirPods Pro include tiny infrared cameras. Essa feature connects to Visual Intelligence features via Apple Intelligence, with announcement likely in September or October.
A high-end MacBook with an OLED touch screen arrives at the end of the year. Possivelmente named MacBook Ultra, the model increases visual quality and interactivity in notebooks.
Software updates on the horizon
Apple presents previews of new versions in June, during WWDC. iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, tvOS 27, watchOS 27 and visionOS 27 receive initial announcement with new capabilities.
The final versions come out in September, delivering functionality to current devices without the need to purchase new hardware.