Apple’s 2027 Lineup Has Smart Glasses, iPhone Duo 2 and M7 Macs

Apple’s 2027 lineup is expected to center on the company’s first smart glasses, according to a new report. The year also marks the iPhone’s 20th anniversary, and Apple is preparing a redesigned iPhone Pro lineup for it.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman listed the products in his Power On newsletter, and the plan also includes new iPads, Macs, a rethought Apple Watch and smart home devices. Several of these products, including the glasses and the tabletop robot, are waiting on Siri AI software that is running behind.

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Smart glasses lead Apple’s 2027 lineup

Apple’s first smart glasses are expected at WWDC 2027 in June, with shipments starting before the end of the year. The Siri AI glasses rely on apps on your iPhone and will need a recent iPhone to work.

Gurman says the glasses could be the highlight of the year if Apple gets the software ready in time. Apple’s AirPods with cameras are also on track for late 2027.

The HomeView with a robotic arm is part of Apple’s 2027 smart home plans. A separate report says the robotic HomeView could cost around $1,000 and slip to 2028.

iPhones arrive in spring and fall

Apple plans to split its 2027 iPhone launches between spring and fall. The fall models include the anniversary iPhone Pro lineup and the second foldable.

iPads, Macs and Apple Watch

Apple is also lining up refreshes across its tablets and computers. Each product below is expected in 2027.

Apple has not announced any of these products yet. Its 2027 lineup follows a busy 2026, when the iPhone Duo launched at $1,999 and the $299 HomeView went on sale on November 13.

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Imran Hussain is the founder and editor of iThinkDifferent, which he launched in 2008 to cover Apple news, reviews, and how-to guides. He has spent over 15 years writing about iOS, macOS, and the wider Apple ecosystem, with a focus on hands-on guides - installing developer betas, troubleshooting, and walking through new features on his own devices. Based in Dubai, he also loves to cover photography, gaming, and the tech industry more broadly on his social media profiles.

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