From Apple iPhone 17 series to new MacBook and AirPods: 12 new products Apple is set to launch in 2025

iPhone 17
The base iPhone 17 model is expected to get a ProMotion display for the first time, along with a better front camera and subtle design changes that improve overall usability.

iPhone 17 Air
A brand-new addition to the lineup, the iPhone 17 Air will replace the Plus model. It’s designed to be ultra-thin and lightweight, focusing on a futuristic form factor, though with a few compromises to achieve its size.

iPhone 17 Pro
The Pro model gets upgraded camera hardware, faster memory, and will debut the new A19 Pro chip, boosting AI and photography performance.

iPhone 17 Pro Max / Ultra
There are hints that Apple may rebrand the Pro Max to “iPhone Ultra.” Expect a thicker body for more battery life, a reduced display cutout, and possibly under-display Face ID.

MacBook Pro M5
The MacBook Pro lineup will debut with the new M5 chip, including powerful M5 Pro and M5 Max variants for creative professionals. It could also feature improved cooling and longer battery life.

M5 iPad Pro
Though details are sparse, the M5 iPad Pro is likely to pair its powerful new processor with iPadOS 19 enhancements, offering a productivity-focused upgrade.

New Mac Pro
Apple might update the Mac Pro with the M3 Ultra chip, though a redesigned chassis remains uncertain. It would be the first major update since Apple Silicon transitioned to the desktop workstation.

AirPods Pro 3
The third-gen AirPods Pro will feature enhanced noise cancellation, heart-rate tracking, and the new H3 chip. It could also include better integration with Apple Health.

Apple Watch Ultra 3
Expect satellite connectivity, hypertension sensors, and 5G RedCap support, making the Apple Watch Ultra 3 Apple’s most advanced wearable yet.

Apple Watch Series 11
While the design stays the same, Series 11 introduces high blood pressure detection and other wellness-oriented features.

New Apple TV 4K
A more powerful version of Apple TV with an upgraded chip, Apple Intelligence capabilities, and deeper integration with smart home devices.

AirTag 2
The second-gen AirTag will feature a new Ultra Wideband chip for greater precision tracking and added privacy controls.