Recent reports from international media reveal that Apple's 2025 product roadmap is heavily focused on cost-effective and entry-level devices, with plans to launch 8 new or updated products in this category, offering consumers a wider array of choices.
In the realm of laptops, the MacBook Air is set to undergo a significant upgrade, featuring the powerful M4 chip. Compared to the current model, this new iteration promises a staggering 25% boost in multi-core CPU performance. The new MacBook Air is expected to hit the market in spring 2025, with a starting price likely remaining at $1099, and all models will come standard with 16GB of RAM.
In the smartphone sector, the highly anticipated iPhone SE 4 will sport a design reminiscent of the iPhone 14, complete with a 6.1-inch OLED display, Face ID, a USB-C port, and a 48MP rear camera. It will be powered by the A18 chip paired with 8GB of RAM, support Apple Intelligence, and debut Apple's in-house 5G modem.
Turning to the tablet lineup, the 11th generation iPad will retain its 10.9-inch display and Touch ID power button but is expected to upgrade to either the A17 Pro or A18 chip. Additionally, it will boost its RAM to 8GB to support Apple Intelligence. This product is slated for a spring 2025 release, with a starting price of $349, and the base storage may see an upgrade from 64GB to 128GB.
In the accessories category, the AirTag 2 will receive an upgraded ultra-wideband chip, tripling its tracking range. It will also feature a tamper-resistant speaker to enhance anti-tracking capabilities. This product is set to launch in mid-2025, with the price likely staying at $29.
In the smart home arena, a new product called the Command Center is expected to debut around March 2025, featuring a 7-inch display, built-in speakers, a FaceTime camera, and a proximity sensor. A high-end version may follow in 2026. The second-generation HomePod mini will come equipped with new Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips supporting Wi-Fi 6E, improving audio quality, and will use a second-generation ultra-wideband chip. It is expected to launch in mid-2025, with the price likely remaining at $99.
In the audiovisual equipment sector, the new Apple TV 4K will feature an updated A-series chip (possibly the A16 or newer), support Wi-Fi 6E, and may include a built-in FaceTime camera. Its starting price is expected to drop from $129 to $99, with a 2025 release.
In the wearable technology space, the Apple Watch SE 3 may feature a larger display, a faster S10 or S11 chip, and a more affordable plastic casing. It is expected to debut in late 2025, with a starting price likely remaining at $249 or slightly lower.
In the realm of laptops, the MacBook Air is set to undergo a significant upgrade, featuring the powerful M4 chip. Compared to the current model, this new iteration promises a staggering 25% boost in multi-core CPU performance. The new MacBook Air is expected to hit the market in spring 2025, with a starting price likely remaining at $1099, and all models will come standard with 16GB of RAM.
In the smartphone sector, the highly anticipated iPhone SE 4 will sport a design reminiscent of the iPhone 14, complete with a 6.1-inch OLED display, Face ID, a USB-C port, and a 48MP rear camera. It will be powered by the A18 chip paired with 8GB of RAM, support Apple Intelligence, and debut Apple's in-house 5G modem.
Turning to the tablet lineup, the 11th generation iPad will retain its 10.9-inch display and Touch ID power button but is expected to upgrade to either the A17 Pro or A18 chip. Additionally, it will boost its RAM to 8GB to support Apple Intelligence. This product is slated for a spring 2025 release, with a starting price of $349, and the base storage may see an upgrade from 64GB to 128GB.
In the accessories category, the AirTag 2 will receive an upgraded ultra-wideband chip, tripling its tracking range. It will also feature a tamper-resistant speaker to enhance anti-tracking capabilities. This product is set to launch in mid-2025, with the price likely staying at $29.
In the smart home arena, a new product called the Command Center is expected to debut around March 2025, featuring a 7-inch display, built-in speakers, a FaceTime camera, and a proximity sensor. A high-end version may follow in 2026. The second-generation HomePod mini will come equipped with new Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips supporting Wi-Fi 6E, improving audio quality, and will use a second-generation ultra-wideband chip. It is expected to launch in mid-2025, with the price likely remaining at $99.
In the audiovisual equipment sector, the new Apple TV 4K will feature an updated A-series chip (possibly the A16 or newer), support Wi-Fi 6E, and may include a built-in FaceTime camera. Its starting price is expected to drop from $129 to $99, with a 2025 release.
In the wearable technology space, the Apple Watch SE 3 may feature a larger display, a faster S10 or S11 chip, and a more affordable plastic casing. It is expected to debut in late 2025, with a starting price likely remaining at $249 or slightly lower.
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