Apple’s next 18 devices revealed in huge leak – here are the incredible gadgets we can expect to see

Apple made waves when it unveiled the groundbreaking Vision Pro headset earlier this month amid fierce competition with Meta.

But it looks like the tech giant isn’t stopping there, as major leaks suggest new iPhones, Apple Watches, and Macs are among the many products to come in the coming year.

Mark Guerman from Bloomberg has predicted that 18 new devices will be launched in the coming year.

Much of this lines up with pre-existing speculation on the web as Apple fans chat ahead of the company’s traditional September event in California.

Want to know what’s in store? MailOnline has provided the details of what could be in line.

Four iPhone 15s

Speculation surrounding the iPhone 15 has been circulating the internet for months, amid numerous dummy leaks.

Last month, MacRumors said it revealed “highly accurate” images of four models with “matte back glass” and much more rounded edges.

These also came with a Dynamic Island – a pill-shaped area on the screen that gives the user important alerts.

Previous leaks also suggest that this iPhone 15s will have a USB-C charging port instead of a Lightning port, due to legislation passed by the European Union in 2022.

While Gurman adds nothing new to these theories, four iPhone 15 models are expected to launch in the near future.

This could be a 6.1-inch iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, a 6.7-inch iPhone 15 Max, and an iPhone 15 Pro Max of the same size, according to MacRumorS.

Two MacBook Air models

Apple kicked off its highly anticipated World Wide Developers Conference this month with the presentation of a new MacBook Air product.

This 15-inch laptop has 18 hours of battery life and is 12 times faster than Intel-based MacBooks – with prices starting at $1,299 (£1,399).

But it turns out that Apple may be developing two other models that will launch as early as 2024, according to Gurman.

These 13-inch devices were codenamed ‘J613’ and ‘J615’, but other details remain unclear.

Three Apple Watches

Gurman also suggests a trio of new Apple Watches could appear on the horizon at Apple’s September event.

Codenamed ‘N207’, ‘N208’ and ‘N210’, he claims there will be two Series 9 models alongside a new Ultra 2.

At the moment, Apple’s titanium-cased Ultra watches cost $799 (£849), giving you up to 36 hours of battery life.

Another leak out DigiTimes suggests the Ultra 2 could upgrade from using OLED to micro-LED technology, which would make the device even more energy efficient.

This also has the potential to extend the life of the Ultra 2 while giving the product greater brightness.

Three iPads

The Bloomberg reporter predicts that a new iPad Air – dubbed ‘J507’ – will be unveiled alongside two iPad Pros (‘J717’ and ‘J720’).

It is believed that the iPad Air will be an upgrade from the current model that uses an M1 chip – the second most powerful central and graphics processing unit Apple has.

This would bring the iPad Air in line with the current iPad Pro, with its M2 chip delivering 15 percent faster performance and 35 percent faster graphics.

On the other hand, new iPad Pro models could have screens as large as 16 inches, according to The informationwho claimed to have leaked information in October last year.

It’s rumored that this model could be unveiled in Q4 2023, but other details remain unclear.

Three iMacs

Gurman claims Apple is in the “early work” of an iMac with a 30-inch screen — six inches larger than the 2021 computer model.

Two others – codenamed ‘J433’ and ‘J434’ – could also appear on the horizon, with a more average 24-inch display.

In MarchGurman said these two models wouldn’t hit the market until the second half of the year at the earliest, indicating they may be unveiled at the September event.

Three MacBook Pros

Finally, a 13-inch MacBook Pro could be on the horizon for 2024, alongside a Max 14-inch and 16-inch computer (codenamed “J504,” “J514,” and “J516,” respectively).

Gurman predicts that all three will use an unreleased M3 chip, further improving their performance and graphics.

These rumors come just months after Apple unveiled its latest MacBook Pros with the M2 chip, currently considered the world’s fastest.

The M2 chip made these devices six times more powerful than their predecessors, so the future of an M3-based MacBook Pro is probably unthinkable.