A new report details a flurry of device updates coming this week and into early next year, starting with Apple’s pro-level hardware.
Apple is reportedly gearing up for a wave of new product launches starting this week, skipping a flashy event for a direct online announcement. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, updates for the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro lines are imminent, with even more devices on the roadmap for early next year.
Just when you thought Apple’s fall season was wrapping up, it seems the company is ready for another round of hardware releases. Here’s the deal: a new report from Mark Gurman suggests Apple is preparing to announce several new products this week. Unlike the big iPhone extravaganzas, these launches are expected to happen quietly online.
So, what exactly should we be looking for? Gurman has a pretty specific list:
The most interesting part is the staggered MacBook Pro launch. Gurman reports that while the base M5 chip is ready for the entry-level 14-inch model, the more powerful M5 Pro and M5 Max chips won’t be ready in volume until early next year. This means the high-end 14-inch and 16-inch models will arrive later. The report also teases a packed 2026, with a new AirTag, HomePod mini, and Apple TV on the horizon.
