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Apple will launch six major new products next week, here’s what’s coming

Apple’s biggest event of the year is just days away . September 9 will bring the “huge launch” new CEO John Ternus recently teased , with rumors indicating new iPhones, Apple Watch models, and AirPods are coming—and possibly more. Here are the six major products expected to debut. more…

Apple will launch six major new products next week, here’s what’s coming

Apple is set to unveil six major new products during its September 9 event, according to recent leaks and rumors. The high-profile launch will see the debut of three new flagship iPhone models, including two iPhone 18 Pro versions and a highly anticipated foldable iPhone Ultra. Additionally, Apple Watch enthusiasts can look forward to two new models, featuring enhanced chips and health features.

AirPods 5 are also expected to join the lineup, marking a significant addition to the popular wireless earbuds lineup. While rumors suggested a potential release of AirPods with cameras in September, Mark Gurman clarified that product will not see a September debut and will instead launch in 2027.

While iPhones, Apple Watch, and AirPods 5 are the most likely new products to be announced, Apple is reportedly working on several other devices that could also make their debut during the event. These potential additions include Home products such as a long-awaited home hub with a display, as well as other notable items like the MacBook Ultra, M6 MacBook Pro, M6 iMac, or an OLED iPad mini.

As the release date approaches, Apple enthusiasts eagerly await the unveiling of these new products, hoping to discover which of the six anticipated gadgets will capture their interest the most.

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