Apple is gearing up to unveil its latest batch of iPhones next month at its annual autumn event in Cupertino, California. If Apple sticks to its usual schedule, the newest iPhone models are anticipated to be introduced within the next six weeks.

While Apple has not confirmed any details yet, historical patterns suggest the timing of the big reveal. In recent years, Apple has consistently launched its iPhones in early September.

Based on the 2026 calendar, it is likely that the iPhone 18 series could make its debut on September 8th, 9th, or 10th. Past iPhone launch dates include Apple iPhone 17 on Tuesday, September 9, Apple iPhone 16 on Monday, September 9, Apple iPhone 15 on Tuesday, September 12, Apple iPhone 14 on Wednesday, September 7, and Apple iPhone 13 on Tuesday, September 14.

However, this year’s launch event may see some significant differences. There are speculations that the standard iPhone 18, replacing the current iPhone 17, may not be unveiled at the Cupertino event. Some experts suggest that those interested in upgrading to this model may have to wait until spring 2027, which is unusual considering the popularity of these non-Pro devices worldwide.

Instead of the standard model, Apple is expected to introduce its first foldable iPhone this year, resembling Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8. This foldable device is likely to feature a display similar to the iPad mini, which can be folded to fit into pockets.

Foldable phones are still niche products, but Apple’s entry into this market segment could change that. Alongside the iPhone Fold, new Pro models may also be unveiled, indicating a focus on Apple’s premium devices at the September event.

The upcoming Apple event promises to be an exciting showcase for fans, possibly just a little over a month away. Stay tuned for an official announcement of the event date in the coming weeks.