Apple is preparing for an exciting start to 2026 with multiple new products expected to debut in the coming weeks.

According to industry analyst Mark Gurman and several reports, the company will unveil updates across iPhones, iPads, and Macs as it targets both performance improvements and broader accessibility for users globally.

iPhone 17e - a smarter budget iPhone

One of the key products Apple is likely to launch soon is the iPhone 17e, a successor to last year’s iPhone 16e. This model is rumored to include: A faster A19 chip for better performance than the previous version; support for MagSafe wireless charging and Apple’s latest internal cellular chips; and Expected starting price similar to last year’s model, around $599.

Apple is expected to focus this model toward buyers in emerging markets and enterprise users who want powerful features at a relatively affordable price.

New iPads with faster chips

Apple is also planning to refresh its iPad lineup with two major updates:

A refreshed entry‑level iPad powered by the new A18 chip, which should enable support for Apple’s next‑generation smart features like Apple Intelligence.

An updated iPad Air model that moves up to the more powerful M4 chip, delivering a boost in performance for creative and professional tasks.

Design changes for these devices are expected to be minimal, with most upgrades coming from the new chips and software improvements.

Macs powered by Apple’s next‑gen chips

Alongside phones and tablets, Apple is also preparing a wave of new Mac computers. Rumors suggest that updated MacBook Air and Pro models will feature the new M5 processors, bringing improved performance for professional workflows and creative work.

A more affordable MacBook for mainstream users

Another interesting product in Apple’s early‑2026 roadmap is a budget‑friendly MacBook with a screen under 13 inches. This model is expected to be powered by a chip similar to those used in iPhones, making it a strong contender against low‑cost Windows laptops and Chromebooks for students and first‑time buyers.

When will these be launched?

Apple hasn’t officially confirmed dates yet. But several reports suggest that some of these products - especially the iPhone 17e and refreshed iPads - could appear as early as February or March 2026.