Apple's backend system has revealed 37 new hardware identifiers, as reported by code analyst Aaron Perris. These codes cover a wide range of product categories, including the iPhone, Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch, suggesting that the company is actively working on a variety of upcoming devices.
The list includes seven new iPhone identifiers. While six models are currently expected—the iPhone 18e, 18, 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, Ultra, and Air 2—the seventh code remains unidentified. It could represent a variant of an existing model or an entirely new product that has not yet been publicly disclosed.
Beyond smartphones, the identifiers point to future hardware updates across other lines. These include new M6-powered Macs, updated iPad models, and various Apple Watch versions. Additionally, the list contains references to Apple TV 18,1 and several HomeAccessory codes, hinting at potential new smart home devices.
Despite the appearance of these identifiers, their presence does not guarantee an immediate release. They may have been added to the backend prematurely or for regulatory purposes. It remains unclear which, if any, of these devices will be unveiled at the upcoming Surprise and Shine event.
