17 products tracked · updated Nov 12, 2026

Apple rumour tracker

What's coming next from Apple, claim by claim. Every claim shows who reported it and how much we trust it. For confirmed releases, see What's new.

Coming up

RumouriPhone 18eExpected spring 2027Would replace the iPhone 17eHigh confidence · 4 claimsRumouriPhone 18Expected spring 2027Would replace the iPhone 17High confidence · 9 claimsRumouriPhone Air 2Expected spring 2027Would replace the iPhone AirMedium confidence · 6 claimsRumouriPad (12th generation)Expected first half of 2027Would replace the iPad (A16)High confidence · 2 claimsRumourNext MacBook AirExpected early 2027Would replace the MacBook Air (M5)Medium confidence · 3 claimsRumourMacBook Neo 2Expected first half of 2027Would replace the MacBook NeoMedium confidence · 4 claimsRumourNext iPad ProExpected first half of 2027Would replace the iPad Pro (M5)High confidence · 3 claimsRumouriPad Air with OLEDExpected first half of 2027Would replace the iPad Air (M4)High confidence · 4 claimsRumouriOS 28Expected June 2027 preview, September 2027 releaseMedium confidence · 3 claimsRumourMacBook Pro (M7)Expected 2027Would replace the MacBook Pro 14-inch (M6)Medium confidence · 3 claimsRumourHomePod (3rd generation)Expected 2027Would replace the HomePod (2nd generation)Medium confidence · 2 claimsRumouriPhone 20 Pro and Pro MaxExpected September 2027Would replace the iPhone 18 ProHigh confidence · 9 claimsRumouriPhone Duo 2 (second foldable)Expected fall 2027Would replace the iPhone DuoMedium confidence · 3 claimsRumourApple Watch Series 13 and Ultra 5Expected September 2027Would replace the Apple Watch Series 12High confidence · 6 claimsRumourAirPods Pro with camerasExpected fall 2027Would replace the AirPods Pro 3Medium confidence · 5 claimsRumourHomeView Ultra (tabletop robot)Expected 2027, possibly 2028Medium confidence · 3 claimsRumourApple smart glassesExpected 2027Medium confidence · 6 claims

Who reports what

Our reading of each source's public track record on recent Apple launches. We update it after each launch.

Mark Gurman (Bloomberg)Journalist

Strong on product timing and strategy. Often first on launch timing; specs are sometimes revised. Publishes the weekly Power On newsletter.

Ming-Chi KuoSupply-chain analyst

Strong on hardware components and shipments. Based on supplier checks. RAM and component figures sometimes differ from other analysts.

Jeff PuSupply-chain analyst

Mixed. Useful on chips and memory; some calls conflict with Kuo (e.g. iPhone 18 RAM).

The InformationPublication

Good on product plans. Fewer Apple reports than Bloomberg; usually well sourced.

Digital Chat StationLeaker (Weibo)

Mixed. Often right on screen sizes and panels; we treat single claims as low confidence.

Code findings (MacRumors and others)Apple software code

Strong for existence, weak for timing. References in Apple's code show a product exists but not when it ships.