Apple is reportedly gearing up for an exceptionally active product launch schedule in 2026, with industry sources and supply chain insiders suggesting the company plans to unveil more than 20 new devices. The year will also mark the 50th anniversary of Apple’s founding in April 1976. According to reports, the technology company intends to refresh nearly all of its core product lines, including iPhones, Macs, wearables, and smart home offerings.
Among the projects reportedly receiving significant internal attention are Apple Glasses, a new line of AI-powered smart glasses. The company is also expected to begin the year with products targeting students and entry-level users.
Industry sources indicate several specific upcoming releases, including:
- A budget-friendly MacBook powered by an iPhone A-series chip, with a projected price range of $599 to $699.
- The iPhone 17e, featuring the A19 chip and Dynamic Island.
- Updated iPad models.
- A new MacBook Air equipped with Apple’s M5 chip.
These products are anticipated to launch between March and April 2026, in line with Apple’s typical spring rollout schedule. Reports also highlight Apple’s continued expansion into the smart home sector, suggesting the company is increasing its focus on connected devices for the home.
