Macworld iconMacworldAug 19, 2026 ~1 min source read

The iPhone event will be missing some iPhones this year

Macworld Apple's fall iPhone event has become one of the easiest product launches to predict. Every year since 2011, we've gotten the full lineup of new iPhones, joined in 2014 by the Apple Watch, and occasionally a related launch like AirPods or Apple Pay.

The iPhone event will be missing some iPhones this year

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Macworld Apple's fall iPhone event has become one of the easiest product launches to predict.

Don't expect the full iPhone 18 family For years, Apple has announced every flagship iPhone model at the same event in September.

Every year since 2011, we've gotten the full lineup of new iPhones, joined in 2014 by the Apple Watch, and occasionally a related launch like AirPods or Apple Pay.

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Macworld Apple's fall iPhone event has become one of the easiest product launches to predict. Every year since 2011, we've gotten the full lineup of new iPhones, joined in 2014 by the Apple Watch, and occasionally a related launch like AirPods or Apple Pay. While it will still be an iPhone event, only the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the long-rumored foldable iPhone Ultra are expected to be announced, along with the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4.

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  • Don't expect the full iPhone 18 family For years, Apple has announced every flagship iPhone model at the same event in September.
  • That seems set to change this year as Apple both expands and shifts its iPhone lineup to welcome new models.
  • Multiple reports suggest Apple is splitting its iPhone roadmap into two launch windows.

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That means there will be a lot of disappointed Apple fans this year. Here's what's not coming—and when to expect it to arrive.

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