Upcoming Apple Products in 2026: Full List of What to Expect

    Ava BiswasAva Biswas·

    Uncover the biggest Apple product launches coming in 2026, including new iPhones, Macs, smart home devices, and the company’s boldest innovations yet.

    Upcoming Apple Products
    Add us on

    Apple is gearing up for one of its busiest product years yet in 2026, with rumored launches across iPhones, Macs, iPads, Apple Watches, home devices, audio accessories, and entirely new product categories. Based on the latest leaks and expert reporting, here are all the upcoming Apple products expected throughout the year.

    Summer 2026: WWDC & Mid-Year Releases

    The year kicked off with a host of budget-friendly and refreshed devices, including AirPods Max 2, MacBook Neo, MacBook Pro M5 Pro & M5 Max, MacBook Air M5, iPad Air M4, iPhone 17e, and Studio Display & Studio Display XDR.

    Summer at Apple is traditionally dominated by software announcements, but hardware news won’t be silent either. Several leaks suggest a lots of Mac devices are coming in 2026.

    Macs with M5 Variants

    M5 Mac mini
    • According to Mark Gurman, a new Mac mini is coming. However, he indicates it could include a new M6 chip, skipping the M5.
    • M5 Mac Studio with Max options and even a new M5 Ultra chip.

    Software Highlights

    At WWDC (June), Apple will likely unveil:

    Fall 2026: The Big Launch Window

    Like clockwork, Fall will be the busiest quarter, with several major products slated for September–October.

    iPhone 18 Pro & iPhone 18 Pro Max

    iPhone 18 pro max

    This year, Apple is rumored to shift gears and only launch the flagship duo, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, in the iconic September event. The iPhone 18 base model could launch in the spring of 2027.

    Apple’s First Foldable iPhone

    Foldable iPhone

    Perhaps the most talked-about device of 2026, iPhone Fold, Apple’s first foldable smartphone, is expected around September alongside the new iPhones. Rumors suggest:

    • A crease-free wide display that may look like an iPad
    • Thinner build than the iPhone Air
    • Industry-first 24MP under-display camera
    • 5,400mAH big battery

    The best part is iPhone Fold may launch at $1,800, which will help in wide adaptation and market dominance.

    Apple Watch Series 12 & Watch Ultra 4

    Apple Watch Ultra 4

    Apple is expected to launch the Apple Watch Series 12 and Watch Ultra 4 in Fall 2026, continuing its pace of yearly wearable updates.

    • New, faster S chips for smoother performance
    • Enhanced health sensors (potentially advanced metrics like glucose monitoring)
    • Refined designs with longer battery life
    • Possible Touch ID

    Late 2026: Last But Not Least

    Here are the remaining products that may launch at the end of the year:

    iPad mini (OLED)

    The iPad mini may transition to an OLED display with A20 Pro chips for enhanced visuals and performance. It may feature water resistant design and a vibration-based speaker system.

    MacBook Pro (M6)

    A redesigned MacBook Pro with M6 silicon and OLED display, rumored to be thinner, lighter, and packed with next-gen features like cellular support, could arrive late in autumn.

    iPad 12th Generation with Apple Intelligence

    The Apple iPad 12th generation is expected to be Apple’s next entry-level tablet, bringing meaningful performance upgrades while keeping the familiar iPad design. Rumors suggest it will feature a powerful A18 chip, which could enable Apple Intelligence AI features, Stage Manager 2, Wi-Fi 7, improved multitasking, and smoother everyday performance.

    The device is also expected to include around 8GB of RAM, making it better suited for productivity, creative apps, and advanced iPadOS features. While the overall design may remain similar to the current model, the new iPad could still offer a 11-inch Liquid Retina display, 12MP cameras, and Touch ID, along with improved efficiency.

    Apple Home and Display Products

    Apple Smart Home Hub May Launch Later This Year.
    • Apple Studio Display 2 with mini‑LED backlighting, ProMotion support (120Hz), Thunderbolt 5, and 5K resolution.
    • A new Apple TV 4K with A17 Pro chipset, built-in FaceTime camera, Wi-Fi 7 and Apple Intelligence on-screen enhancements.
    • Home devices like HomePod mini 2 is also likely. It may have S9 chip or newer, mesh extender support, UWB 2.0, better sound tuning, and Apple Intelligence.
    • HomePod Smart Display (or Apple Home Hub) may arrive with 7” display with magnetic dock or stand, built-in camera, and Apple Intelligence integration.

    TBA 2026: Apple Devices That Could Appear

    These products are strongly rumored but don’t yet have a clear launch quarter:

    AirPods Pro with Cameras

    AirPods Pro with on-device cameras for visual AI features and improved spatial intelligence are expected to debut in the year.

    Apple Glasses / AR Wearables

    apple AR Glasses

    Apple’s long-anticipated AR glasses may be unveiled, potentially late in 2026 or teased for a 2027 ship window.

    AR and Security Devices

    • A first-party smart security camera and video doorbell with Face ID support.
    • Targeting a 2027 launch, Vision Air could serve as a lightweight and budget-friendly alternative to Vision Pro. It is expected to be ~40% lighter with a magnesium alloy or plastic frame and likely powered by an A-series chip.

    Why 2026 Matters for Apple

    Apple’s strategy in 2026 is shaping up to be more aggressive, category-expanding, and ecosystem-wide than in typical years. The combination of staple updates (like iPhones and Macs), breakthrough category bets (foldables, Apple Glasses, smart home hubs), and AI-oriented experiences places 2026 as a pivotal year for consumer hardware and Apple’s long-term vision.

    Bookmark this article; we’ll keep it updated as more rumors and confirmations roll in. Got a favorite from the list? Let us know in the comments!

    Read More:

    Ava Biswas

    Written by

    Ava Biswas

    Ava is a die-hard Apple aficionado and seasoned writer with a knack for breaking down complex tech concepts into easily digestible content. Having honed her writing and editing skills over 4 years at renowned media houses like TechBurner, Ava crafts informative and engaging articles including troubleshooting guides, product reviews, editorials at iGeeksBlog. When not typing, you can find her exploring the latest Apple releases or pondering the future of tech innovation.

    View all posts →

    More from Editorial