Apple is preparing for the first half of 2026, with a series of new products to come in its iPhone, iPad, MAC and home device categories. According to a recent report by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, the company is planning an update for several popular devices, including the second generation iPhone 17E, refreshed MacBook and new iPads. The launch window for most of these products appears between February and April.

Apple iPhone 17E

Apple is working on an follow-up for this year’s iPhone 16E-a more affordable model that was launched in February with a $ 599 price tag. The iPhone 17E is expected to be called, the new version, will maintain its 6.1-inch OLED display and the USB-C port, and will be allegedly powered by the A19 chip. The device aims to look for a low -cost entry point in the apple ecosystem to users. According to the Korean publication The Elk, 17E OLED panels would be reused which were originally introduced in the iPhone 14 to keep the cost low. Suppliers will allegedly include BOE and Samsung, which will potentially include LG displays in the mixture.

Industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo had earlier suggested that the iPhone 17 was entering trial production in early April, expecting a launch around May. Further, Kuo claims that Apple plans to continue the “E” series, with the third generation model expected with the iPhone 18 in Vasant 2027.

New ipads

Apple is also preparing its low -cost iPad and iPad Air updates. Both models are expected to come in March or April. Budget iPad will get a sharp chip to improve performance, while iPad Air is expected to receive the new M4 chip. These updates are part of Apple’s continuous strategy to strengthen their mid-range tablet lineup, especially in the sale of iPad some recession in recent quarters.

MacBook Air and Pro: M5 Chips Incoming

Apple Macbook is preparing to roll new versions of both Air and Macbook Pro, which is still equipped with the M5 chips released. While specific details about the M5 remain under raps, this step corresponds to the Apple’s pattern of pushing the annual silicone upgrade in its MAC lineup. These new models are expected to launch some time in the first half of the year, although the exact dates have not been confirmed.

New external performance and smart home hub

The company is also asked to work on a new Apple display, Apple Studio display and a follow -up of Pro Display XDR. This external monitor is likely to be the purpose of creative professionals, although it is not clear whether it will be located close to the studio or pro range in terms of pricing.

In addition, Apple plans to introduce a smart home hub, also expected in the first half of 2026, as it continues to expand its presence in home automation space.