Apple looks all geared up for one of its busiest years ever. The tech giant plans to launch at least 15 new products in 2026, from upgraded iPhones and iPads to new Macs, wearables, and smart-home gadgets—potentially making it one of the most important years in Apple’s recent history.
The lineup kicks off early 2026 with the iPhone 17e, a more affordable model. Around the same time, expect new iPads, such as an entry-level model with the A18 chip as well as an iPad Air powered by the M4. On the Mac side, there will be a MacBook Air with the M5 processor and MacBook Pro models featuring M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. Apple is also preparing updated external displays to go with the refreshed Macs.
Around March or April, Apple is reportedly set to roll out a revamped version of Siri powered by its new Apple Intelligence system — a key move towards integrating AI throughout its devices. Backup plans could also include a smart-home display that doubles as a speaker and wall-mountable display, putting Apple in direct competition with Amazon’s Echo Show and Google’s Nest Hub.
Later in the year, during its usual fall release window, Apple will unveil new Apple Watch models and the iPhone 18 series. The Pro versions of the iPhones are expected to feature Apple’s own C2 modem chip — a shift away from Qualcomm’s modems. Apple is also said to be preparing its first-ever foldable iPhone, a long-awaited model that could mark a major change.
In addition to the regular releases, 2026 could bring surprising new items. Apple might launch new smart-home security gear like a camera, refresh its Mac mini and Mac Studio with the M5 chip, and possibly give the iPad mini an OLED screen. The iPad Pro update may be pushed to 2027.