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Apple Event: Six New Products to Expect on September 9

Apple has announced that it will be holding an event on Wednesday, September 9 at 10 a.m. Pacific Time, with the company widely expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, its first-ever foldable iPhone, and more.

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Other products expected to be announced at the event include an Apple Watch Series 12 with a ceramic case option, an Apple Watch Ultra 4, AirPods 5 with and without active noise cancellation, and potentially more.

Here are the six products most likely to be unveiled at the event.

Most Likely

Other Possibilities

Many of the products below are more likely to be announced in October this year, but perhaps some of them will appear at the September event.

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Top Rated Comments

4 hours ago at 08:20 am
I expect price increases. I also expect that I am being priced out of Apple faster than I expected. I also expect to wait longer and longer to upgrade.
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3 hours ago at 09:07 am

Think iMac and MacBook Ultra will be unveiled along with other home devices in October. September event only for iPhones, watch and AirPods.
iMac might be like the Minis and Studios - just an SoC upgrade, so no big announcements just a press release and an updated Mac Store online.

If they really are pushing home devices, they might get an unveiling all of their own.

Not sure about the MacBook Ultra at all. It might arrive in autumn, it mightn't even exist, and instead is really just the next iteration of MacBook Pro, to appear at the usual time.
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3 hours ago at 09:03 am
Think iMac and MacBook Ultra will be unveiled along with other home devices in October. September event only for iPhones, watch and AirPods.
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3 hours ago at 08:57 am

I do too, but it's not unique to Apple. All prices are rising with the tide. Tech is just getting more expensive in 2026, that's why we are seeing things like lease deals, financing options.

As for me, I'm going to need a VERY compelling reason to upgrade my M1 Pro Laptop, my M2 iPad Pro and my iPhone 15 Pro Max. Until recently, these were going to be no brainer trade-ups because that's just what I do to stay current. This year, the price increases are going to give me major pause.
Yep, I think that with many things, not just Apple products, the questions people are more likely to ask than before are:

Does what I have do everything I want it to do? Will it keep doing this tomorrow / next week / next month?

If the answer is yes, and people are feeling the pinch of rising costs, then why upgrade?
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3 hours ago at 08:50 am
Where is the regular HomePod? No update seems strange...
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40 minutes ago at 11:35 am

“One more thing” seems trite when every “new” thing you release has been to market by other manufacturers for 5-10 years.

So, now that Tim “What’s a Magic Mouse 🤔” Bean-counter is gone, they’ll play it less safe.
They will continue to play it safe. It’s not that Tim was a bean-counter and Ternus wasn’t, they’re both people with the right set of skills and in the right place to be CEO. And that includes, unfortunately for some, a propensity to play it safe in order to ensure the employment of themselves AND of the hundreds of thousands who’s livelihoods are held in their hands.
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