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Apple will launch five new products next month, here’s what’s coming

We’re only one month away from Apple’s biggest product launch event of the year: the September iPhone event. Here’s what rumors say is coming.

Apple will launch five new products next month, here’s what’s coming

Next month, Apple is set to unveil five new products as part of their biggest product launch event of the year. The focus of this year's flagship iPhone lineup is said to be smaller in size and more expensive. The base model iPhone 18 is expected to arrive in early 2027, with the iPhone Air 2 possibly delayed as well. Analysts predict starting prices of $1,399 for the iPhone 18 Pro and $1,999 for the iPhone Ultra.

It is hoped that Apple will manage to keep the prices lower than expected. New Apple Watch models also join the September launch line-up, though specific details about these new models remain scarce. While it could imply limited changes or hidden surprises from Apple, the event is expected to see the launch of iPhone and Apple Watch models.

However, Apple may also introduce additional products like new AirPods, Apple Home products, an iPad mini with OLED, and updated MacBook Pro and Ultra models. These new offerings are typically anticipated to be launched in October. The specific models that Apple will launch next month in September are yet to be determined. We would like to know from our readers which of these new products in September they plan to purchase. For more Apple news, please visit 9to5Mac on YouTube.

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