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Siri AI is available on newer Apple devices only, here’s the full list

Siri AI is a major upgrade and highlight of iOS 27 and more. But only newer Apple devices support the overhauled Siri. Here’s the full list of Siri AI-compatible hardware across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro. more…

Siri AI is available on newer Apple devices only, here’s the full list

Siri AI, a remarkable upgrade included in iOS 27, is only available on select newer Apple devices. This comprehensive list includes smartphones, tablets, computers, smartwatches, and augmented reality glasses that can utilize Siri AI. To take full advantage of this advanced AI technology, users must have compatible hardware.

The Apple Watch can use Siri AI as long as it is paired with an iPhone that supports the feature. Across the board, all Apple devices listed above will support Siri AI. However, some devices offer enhanced Siri experiences. For instance, users can fully customize the tone and expressiveness of Siri AI's voice on certain hardware only.

Apple explicitly states that the most powerful on-device AI model for Siri AI is limited to newer products. Thus, users with these models may enjoy faster performance with Siri AI as well. The question remains whether this upgrade motivates users to invest in newer Apple hardware.

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