Dozens of Apple’s new products have been leaked: foldable iPhone, iPhone 17e, and others are among them.

Fast Technology reported that a software leak originating from an early iOS 26 prototype unexpectedly revealed Apple’s future product roadmap, covering multiple product lines including iPhone, Mac, and wearable devices.

The foldable iPhone has appeared with the official codename “V68” for the first time, confirming that the project is progressing.

This leak originated from a prototype device running an early version of iOS (23A5234w), whose system code contained numerous unreleased device codenames.

The iPhone lineup is packed with highlights, including the foldable iPhone (V68), the affordable “iPhone 17e” (V159), the high-end flagship “iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max” (V63/V64), and the “iPhone Air 2” (V62), which was previously planned but delayed.

Regarding accessories and home ecosystem, the specifications of AirTag 2 (codename B589) have also been revealed. It will be equipped with a second-generation ultra-wideband (UWB) chip, which will improve the accuracy of positioning distance. The built-in speaker is more difficult to remove to enhance anti-tracking privacy protection. Previous reports indicated that it may be released in mid-2025.

The Mac and iPad product lines have also seen clear upgrades. The low-priced MacBook will be equipped with the A18 Pro chip, and the entire Mac series will adopt the M5/M6 chip, covering the MacBook Air/Pro, Mac Studio/mini; the iPad lineup includes the iPad 12 (J581/J582) and the 11/13-inch M4 iPad Air (J707, etc.).

Industry experts predict that the AirTag 2 and HomePod mini 2 may debut in early 2026, while the foldable iPhone and M6 Mac may be launched in the second half of the year. Specific dates have not yet been found in the code.

The specific products are as follows:

AirTags and Smart Home Devices

AirTag 2: B589

Apple Studio Display 2: J427 and J527

Apple TV: J355

Home hub variant 1 Basic version: J490

Home hub variant 2 stand version: J491

Unknown smart home product: J229. It could be a standalone base for a smart home hub, or it could be another device, such as the camera that Apple is rumored to be developing.

Desktop robot: J595

HomePod mini 2: B525

iPad

iPad 12: J581 and J582 (Wi-Fi and Cellular versions)

M4 iPad Air: J707, J708, J737, J738 (11-inch and 13-inch sizes, Wi-Fi and Cellular versions)

iPhone

iPhone 17e: V159

iPhone Air 2: V62 (system version earlier than Apple’s decision to delay the release)

iPhone 18 Pro: V63

iPhone 18 Pro Max: V64

Foldable iPhone: V68

Mac

The new entry-level MacBook with A18 Pro: J700

M5 Pro / Max MacBook Pro: J714c, J714s, J716c, J716s (14-inch and 16-inch models, equipped with M5 Pro and Max chips)

M5 MacBook Air: J813 and J815 (13-inch and 15-inch sizes available)

M5 Mac Studio: J775c and J775d (M5 Max and M5 Ultra versions)

M5 Mac mini: J873g and J873s (M5 and M5 Pro versions)

M6 14-inch MacBook Pro: J804

M6 Pro / Max MacBook Pro: K114c, K114s, K116c, K116s (14-inch and 16-inch models equipped with M6 Pro and M6 Max chips)

wearable devices

Vision Air headset: N100 (a lightweight and affordable version of Vision Pro)

AR glasses prototype: N421 (a lightweight AR glasses prototype, reportedly abandoned)

Mac-connected AR glasses: N107 (An AR glasses device that connects to a Mac, reportedly discontinued)

Cheaper Vision Pro: N109 (also known as the second-generation Vision Pro, different from Vision Air)

AI smart glasses: N50, but Apple now calls them N401 (a competitor to Meta Ray-Bans).

Apple Watch Series 12: N237 and N238 (Wi-Fi and Cellular versions)

Apple Watch Ultra 4: N240

chip

Codenames for future Apple chips:

U3 (Ultra Wideband): T2034

M5 Pro/Max/Ultra: T6050

M6: T8152

A20/A20 Pro: T8160

S11: T8320

Unknown device

N110

N209

N216

J349

J190

J226