What’s Apple planning for 2025? A lot—new devices, smarter software, and one big step into an all-new product category. Unlike previous years, Apple’s shifting from a once-a-year launch model to more frequent and surprising releases. And that means tech lovers like us have plenty to get excited about.
From the powerful M4 MacBook Air to game-changing iPhone 17 rumors and a smart home device you didn’t see coming—here’s your inside scoop on all the Apple products expected in 2025.
First Half of 2025: Already Dropped
1. M4 MacBook Air — Now Faster & Cheaper
Apple launched the M4-powered MacBook Air on March 5 in 13” and 15” models, starting at $999—a full $100 cheaper than the M3 versions. While the design hasn’t changed much, the performance bump is real, thanks to Apple’s new M4 chip.
- No new ports or design overhaul
- Slight battery upgrade
- Perfect for students, creatives, and everyday users
2. 11th-Gen iPad — Bigger Display, A16 Chip
Apple’s entry-level iPad just leveled up with an 11-inch screen and A16 chip, promising 30% faster performance. Priced at just $329, this iPad supports stylus input and works seamlessly with keyboard accessories, making it an ideal budget-friendly pick.
7th-Gen iPad Air — Now With M3 Power
The new iPad Air looks the same but doubles the speed with the M3 chip. Available in 11” and 13” sizes, this model is ideal for creators, artists, or anyone who needs more screen space without jumping to the iPad Pro.
- Starts at $549
- Bigger screen = better for multitasking and digital art
4. iPad Air Magic Keyboard — Functional Upgrade
Apple has finally added function keys and improved compatibility to its Magic Keyboard for iPad Air. At $269, it works with both the latest and previous M2 models, offering a real laptop-like experience for iPad users.
5. Mac Studio — M4 Max vs M3 Ultra
The new Mac Studio offers a confusing but powerful choice: M4 Max for high-speed performance or M3 Ultra for pro workflows. Prices range from $1,999 to $3,999, depending on your needs.
- M4 Max = faster single-core, great for gaming and light editing
- M3 Ultra = multi-core beast for 3D rendering, dev work, etc.
Coming Soon: Second Half of 2025
6. Apple Smart Home Display (New Product Category!)
Apple is stepping into smart home territory with a 6-inch wall-mounted display powered by a new OS called Pebble. It’s designed for:
- Smart home control
- Video calls
- AI-powered app navigation
- Possible integration with HomePod ecosystem
Expected to launch in late summer or fall 2025, it may ship up to 500,000 units this year alone. A potential rival to the Echo Show and Google Nest Hub, Apple’s smart display could be your new home control center.
7. iOS 19 — Smarter, More Capable Siri
Set for a reveal at WWDC in June 2025, iOS 19 is expected to push Apple’s AI ambitions even further. With Siri enhancements, Apple Intelligence 2.0, and tighter integration across apps, iOS 19 aims to compete with ChatGPT and other AI tools.
- Developer beta: June
- Public beta: July–August
- Final release: September 2025
8. iPhone 17 Series — All-New Design + Apple Modem
The next-gen iPhone 17 lineup could see a major redesign and the debut of the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air.
- Rumored features:
- Horizontal camera bar across the rear
- Slimmer than any previous iPhone
- Apple’s first in-house modem (code-named Sinope)
Expect the official reveal in September 2025.
9. Apple Watch Series 11 & Ultra 3 — Smarter, Stronger, Healthier
Apple Watch updates this year might look similar but pack serious upgrades inside:
- Ultra 3 to include satellite connectivity + 5G RedCap
- Blood pressure monitoring rumored
- SE models get a fresh redesign
- Launch timing: September 2025
Final Thoughts: Why 2025 is a Pivotal Year for Apple
Apple isn’t just refreshing products—it’s redefining its ecosystem. With a smarter Siri, faster chips, a bigger focus on AI, and a whole new smart home category, 2025 might be Apple’s boldest year yet.
Whether you’re an iPhone loyalist, a MacBook fan, or a smart home enthusiast, Apple’s 2025 roadmap has something for everyone. And here at Tech Wonder, we’ll keep tracking every launch and leak as it unfolds.
