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If you want one of these 10 Apple products, hurry (or wait): they will disappear in a few days
September always brings news

- September 3, 2024
- Updated: July 1, 2025 at 11:00 PM

We are on the verge of Apple’s annual event for the launch of the new iPhone 16, scheduled for September 9th. An event that, in addition to the iPhones, will bring us the new versions of the AirPods and the Apple Watch and, on the other hand, will mark the end of the line for several products. If you want to acquire any of the following devices, you may need to hurry… or wait to see what innovations their replacements bring.
Now or never for several iPhones, some Apple Watches, the AirPods without the Pro label, and maybe some iPads
Since the release of the iPhone XS and XR in 2018, Apple has adopted the policy of discontinuing the most advanced iPhone models when launching new models. If they continue with the same strategy this year, we could be saying goodbye to the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. However, the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will remain in the catalog, as usual.
The iPhone 14 Plus is the next item on the list. The one that was the first recent iPhone to bring back the Plus name should disappear from Apple’s catalog. Especially considering that last year, we said goodbye to the iPhone 13 mini while its sibling, the iPhone 13, remained available. A move that would be repeated this year, leaving the iPhone 14 as a purchasing option.
Finally, in the field of iPhones we find the iPhone 13, the oldest model still sold by Apple. With its initial price now reduced, it is very likely that it will no longer be available to make way for the new generations.
Updates are expected for the three Apple Watch models at the event, which will likely result in the discontinuation of the current Series 9, Ultra 2, and SE 2. We expect to see more extensive and more efficient displays, thinner cases, and possibly new chips, so the catalog refresh will be more than welcome, even if we say goodbye to some models.
In the headphones field, AirPods 2 have been a very interesting option for many, while AirPods 3, which arrived in 2021 with better audio quality and other improvements, has been gaining prominence. We expect both models to be replaced by the two new versions of AirPods 4.
Finally, with rumors that the education-focused iPad and the iPad mini would receive an update, we should say goodbye to the iPad mini 6 and iPad 10. These are perhaps the two products about which we have the least certainty about their removal from the catalog, but we should keep it in mind.
With the arrival of new products, we say goodbye to the old ones—at least officially. Many or all of the devices we just listed will continue to be available in third-party stores until stocks run out. So, we either hurry up and buy them before they disappear from the Apple store or wait to see what their replacements offer us.
Architect | Founder of hanaringo.com | Apple Technologies Trainer | Writer at Softonic and iDoo_tech, formerly at Applesfera
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