A fresh leak has surfaced, giving us a rather extensive peek at Apple’s potential roadmap for 2026 and the years that follow.
MacRumors have apparently got their hands on a list of ‘unreleased devices and features,’ which was tucked away in an early iOS 26 beta build. It’s a proper rundown, dotted with codenames and references to future chipsets and gadgets.
According to this little treasure trove, Apple’s projects include a foldable iPhone, two different pairs of AR glasses, and a set of AI smart glasses. There’s also mention of a more budget-friendly MacBook running on an A18 Pro chip.
Looking a bit closer to the horizon, next year could see the arrival of an AirTag 2, a Studio Display 2, and a small flurry of smart home gear. This includes a refreshed Apple TV, a Tabletop robot and a HomePod mini 2.
The list then rolls on to tablets and phones. It names the rumoured iPad 12 with an A19 chip, an iPad Air powered by the M4, and a rather curious lineup of future iPhones: the iPhone 17e, the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, and an iPhone Air 2.
Naturally, it wouldn’t be complete without a nod to Macs and wearables. We’re talking M5 Pro and Max MacBook Pros, followed by M6 Pro and Max iterations down the line. There’s also an M5 MacBook Air, Mac Studio, and Mac mini on the docket.
For your wrists and face, the list points to a ‘Vision Air’ headset, a more accessible version of the Vision Pro, an Apple Watch Series 12, and a Watch Ultra 4.
It’s wise to take all this with a rather large pinch of salt. This is pure rumour, gleaned from a beta file, and as we’ve seen many times before, some of these ideas may never actually see the light of day. But it’s a fascinating glimpse at what might be simmering in Cupertino’s labs.