
Apple is about to launch four consecutive weeks of new product launches

Apple’s busiest product launch month is usually September. But despite a busy event last month, many other products remain ahead this fall. The launch of the iPhone Duo next week kicks off what is shaping up to be four straight weeks of new products.
The iPhone Duo’s arrival next week is expected to be the first in a four-week series of new products

Apple just unveiled three new products this week, with four more expected later this month. With staggered release dates for each product, Apple appears poised to have four straight weeks of new products in stores.
We already know that the iPhone Duo will be available next Friday, October 23, the HomePod mini 2 on October 30, and HomeView and Apple TV 4K on November 13.
The only gap between them is Friday, November 6. But today, on his new To light up podcast, Mark Gurman said that’s when the new touchscreen MacBook Pro should go on sale. He explains: “Apple stores will undergo a big reset on the evening of Thursday, November 5 to Friday, November 6. »
Gurman believes the upcoming touchscreen MacBook Pro redesign, the M6 iMac and MacBook Pro, and the OLED iPad mini will all be available in stores starting November 6. It reported earlier today that these product unveilings were scheduled for October 28.
Apple would then launch the following products in four successive weeks:
- October 23:iPhone Duo
- October 30: HomePod mini 2
- November 6: New Macs and iPad mini (by Gurman)
- November 13: HomeView and Apple TV 4K
It’s a comprehensive lineup, and especially impressive considering that last month we received the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, and the AirPods 5.
Following these releases, Apple’s product line will be locked for the remainder of 2026. No additional product launches are expected until early 2027.
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