Over 15 Apple Products Launching in 2025
Apple to launch 15+ new devices in 2025, including iPhone 17, M5 Macs, Apple Watch Ultra 3, new AirPods, and HomePod upgrades.
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Apple Inc. is preparing for an extensive rollout of over 15 new devices by year’s end, spanning several categories including smartphones, computers, wearables, and smart home systems. The initiative reflects one of the company’s most ambitious product expansion efforts to date.
Apple is making significant alterations to its iPhone product line. The iPhone 17 Plus is expected to be retired in favor of a slimmer model named iPhone 17 Air, designed with a streamlined camera configuration. Meanwhile, the Pro Max version will likely adopt the new iPhone 17 Ultra branding, accompanied by upgrades in imaging, battery optimization, and chip efficiency.
The upcoming MacBook Pro will be the first to incorporate the M5 silicon, offered in both Pro and Max variants. A MacBook Air version powered by the M5 is anticipated next year. iPads, led by the iPad Pro, will also see performance boosts, potentially featuring an in-house C1 modem. Apple’s high-performance Mac Pro is projected to integrate the M3 Ultra chip.
Apple’s smartwatch lineup will see multiple enhancements. The Apple Watch Ultra 3 may support 5G RedCap technology, include blood pressure tracking, and satellite integration. The Series 11 Watch is projected to retain its current design but add health-monitoring capabilities. An updated Watch SE 3 is in development, expected to utilize a newer S-series processor. AirPods Pro 3 could arrive with noise reduction improvements and the H3 chip, though the launch may shift to early 2026.
A new HomePod model is expected to debut as the centerpiece of Apple’s smart home system, powered by an all-new operating platform. The HomePod mini 2 is likely to be upgraded with enhanced wireless connectivity. The Apple TV 4K may be revamped with additional smart features aligning with Apple’s AI initiatives.
Apple is reportedly developing AirTag 2 with enhanced tracking precision and increased privacy controls. A second-generation Studio Display could adopt MiniLED panels. Another anticipated product is a revised Vision Pro headset using the M5 chip, targeted for late 2025 or early 2026. The Pro Display XDR 2 may also make its debut alongside the revamped Mac Pro.
