A recent report revealed that Apple’s 2027 iPhone lineup will include the iPhone 20 series, marking the 20th anniversary of the iPhone. Now, a new report by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has detailed Apple’s complete product roadmap for 2026. It outlines not only the iPhone 18 series but also upcoming iPads, MacBooks, and several smart devices planned for next year.
2026 Apple product lineup revealed
According to the report, Apple’s early 2026 launches will include the affordable iPhone 17e, a 12th-generation iPad powered by the A18 chip, and a new MacBook Air featuring the M5 chip. Alongside these, Apple is said to be preparing MacBook Pro models with the M5 Pro and M5 Max chipsets, as well as a new external display.
In addition, the first half of the year could see the debut of a smart home display with built-in speakers and wall-mounting support, expected to arrive around March or April. Around the same time, Apple is likely to introduce a redesigned and more capable version of Siri. In June, it will unveil iOS 27, macOS 27, watchOS 27 and other operating systems through the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
The fall season in the US (between September and November) will reportedly bring Apple’s major annual releases, the iPhone 18 lineup and new Apple Watch models. Specifically, the company is expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, the second-generation iPhone Air, and Apple’s first foldable smartphone.
Some of these devices are likely to feature the company’s in-house C2 chip, replacing Qualcomm’s modem. As far as the base iPhone 18 is concerned, its launch has been reportedly pushed to 2027.
The report also mentions Apple’s plans to launch a smart home security camera, a new Mac mini with the M5 chip, and an upgraded Mac Studio. Furthermore, a long-awaited iPad Mini with an OLED display is expected to launch sometime in 2026, although the exact timeline remains unclear.
Apple’s ambitious efforts before 2026 ends
By the end of 2026, Apple reportedly aims to introduce redesigned MacBook Pro models featuring OLED touchscreens, a slimmer chassis, and next-generation M5 and M6 Pro chipsets. The company is also said to be developing limited units of its first smart glasses, a product that could mark the next frontier in Apple’s wearable ecosystem.
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