7 things to expect at the 'Surprise and shine' Apple event, from the iPhone Ultra to new AirPods
Apple's next big event is on September 9, and we're expecting to see loads of announcements — including the first foldable iPhone.
Apple's highly-anticipated September event is just around the corner, with invitations already sent out for a 'Surprise and shine' event on September 9. While the company has a history of leaking its upcoming products and services, there is still likely to be some big announcements, most notably the first foldable iPhone, dubbed the iPhone Ultra.
The iPhone Ultra is expected to boast a 7.8-inch foldable screen and a 5.5-inch cover display, with a design similar to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8. This new device will likely have a dual-lens camera system, a top-tier chipset, and a screen without a visible crease. However, its high price tag is rumored to start at around $2,000.
Following the iPhone Ultra, the event is expected to showcase the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. While these models will likely retain the same design as the current iPhone 17 Pro series, they are predicted to feature an upgraded chipset and possibly larger batteries. Estimates suggest their starting price could be between $100 and $300 more than the iPhone 17 Pro line.
Apple is also expected to unveil new Apple Watches, including the Apple Watch Series 12 and the Apple Watch Ultra 4. The Series 12 may feature Touch ID on the side button and a new S12 chip, while the Ultra 4 could have a slightly larger screen, a slimmer design, and some enhanced sensors.
In addition to these Apple Watch updates, the event is rumored to introduce the Apple Watch Ultra 4, which may include a new chipset, Touch ID, and a more accurate fitness tracking system.
Finally, Apple could also reveal new AirPods and a new HomePod mini or Apple TV 4K box at the September event, potentially integrating Apple Intelligence features and utilizing facial recognition technology.
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