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Get ready—2026 will be Apple’s biggest hardware explosion yet. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman recently leaked a roadmap of 15 devices, starting with the iPhone 17e in February, ending with a foldable iPhone in September, and a beefy Siri launch in between.

Q1 Bang:

– iPhone 17e – “everyday flagship” with 6.1-inch OLED, A18 chip, $699.

– iPad 12 (A18) + iPad Air (M4) – Faster, cooler, all-day battery life.

– MacBook Air (M5) + Pro (M5 Pro/Max) – 20% faster AI, 22 hours life.

– New 32-inch/42-inch studio displays with promotion.

Spring Surprise (Mar-Apr):

Siri 2.0—finally “really smart.” Paired with a HomePod-tablet hybrid (speaker base + wall mount) that runs HomeOS. Think FaceTime on the fridge.

Fall Fireworks:

– iPhone 18 series – Pro models ditch Qualcomm and use Apple’s C2 modem (mmWave, 6 Gbps).

Folding iPhone – 7.8-inch inner screen, titanium hinge, zero-crease glass, side Touch ID. Starting price $2,199.

– Apple Watch Series 12 – Blood pressure alert, sleep apnea treatment.

– M5 Mac mini/Studio, OLED iPad mini, Smart Doorbell cameras.

Gurman: “Apple is betting on AI hardware.” The foldable supply chain (Foxconn, Corning) is completely ready; The prototypes are already without any wrinkles. Total units: More than 50 million foldables by 2027.

From the $599 iPhone 17e to a $3,000 foldable—Apple is betting on every price point. Pre-order craze starts from February; The foldable waitlist is starting at WWDC. 2026 is not a year of upgrade—it’s a revolution.