Apple has already unveiled the M4 MacBook Air, the M3 iPad Air, and other products, but the company is far from finished. According to reports, Apple plans to introduce over 15 new products by 2025. The lineup will include the highly anticipated iPhone 17 series, M5-powered Macs, iPads, AirPods, and the Apple Watch. The company may also launch a new HomePad smart home device, the report added. Here’s everything we know about Apple’s upcoming launches.
Apple is reportedly making significant changes to the iPhone 17 lineup, both in design and branding. According to leaks, Apple intends to replace the iPhone 17 Plus with a new, ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air, while the Pro Max model may be rebranded as the iPhone 17 Ultra. The iPhone 17 Ultra is expected to offer significant improvements in camera, performance, and battery life, whereas the iPhone 17 Air may have a sleek, minimalist design with a single camera setup.
Apple is also expected to introduce the M5-powered devices later this year. While the M5 MacBook Air series may be revealed next year, the MacBook Pro will be the first to get the M5 chipset with Pro and Max versions expected. Speaking of the iPads, the M5 iPad Pro could also launch, possibly with Apple’s in-house C1 modem. The Mac Pro is said to come with an M3 Ultra chip.
Apple is also said to have introduced AirPods Pro 3 with an H3 processor, improved ANC, and a heart monitoring feature. The leaks suggest that tiny cameras are on the cards but we don’t think that is happening anytime soon. The company is also expected to introduce the Watch Ultra 3 with 5G RedCap, hypertension monitoring, and satellite features. The Apple Watch Series 11 is also said to bring blood pressure monitoring.
Apple is expected to introduce the HomePad which will run as a command center running on a new home OS. The HomePod mini 2 will get a new Wi-Fi modem, and a refreshed Apple TV 4K could introduce Apple Intelligence capabilities.
Apple is expected to introduce the enhanced AirTag 2 with better Ultra Wideband tracking and improved privacy. There are rumours about a second generation Studio Display featuring MiniLED tech.
The company may also introduce a new Vision Pro with an M5 chip arriving by late 2025 or early 2026.
