
Apple is gearing up for its highly anticipated event at its Cupertino headquarters on September 9, where the tech titan is expected to unveil four new iPhone models along with various accessories, marking its most significant hardware release of the year. As excitement builds for the new devices, the company is also poised to retire some of its existing iPhones, following its traditional practice of phasing out older models with each new release. Among the devices likely to be discontinued are the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, as Apple typically avoids selling two generations of its Pro line simultaneously. While these models won't vanish from shelves immediately, Apple will cease their official sales, allowing only existing stock at retailers to be sold until depleted. The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, however, are expected to remain available in Apple's lineup. In a notable shift, the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus are anticipated to be discontinued, potentially paving the way for price reductions on the iPhone 16 series following the launch of the iPhone 17. Additionally, retailers may offer significant discounts on the iPhone 15 models during the upcoming Diwali sales. The event will not only feature the new iPhones but is also expected to introduce the Apple Watch Series 11, which could mean the discontinuation of the Apple Watch Series 10. Likewise, the unveiling of the Apple Watch Ultra 3 may lead to the retirement of the Apple Watch Ultra 2. There are also rumors suggesting the launch of a new Apple Watch SE model, which would likely result in the immediate phase-out of the Watch SE 2. In previous years, following the launch of new iPhones, Apple has discontinued models such as the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and the iPhone 13, along with the Watch Series 9. Stay tuned for updates on the expected pricing, features, and launch details for the iPhone 17, including the Pro, Pro Max, and Air models.
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