Apple discontinues 14 products including iPhones, MacBooks, AirTags, and displays in 2026
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Updated · SlashGear · Apr 25
Apple discontinues 14 products including iPhones, MacBooks, AirTags, and displays in 2026
11 articles · Updated · SlashGear · Apr 25
The 2026 discontinuation covers first-gen AirTags, iPhone 16e, M4 MacBook Air, M4 Pro/Max MacBook Pro, M3 iPad Air, and the 2022 Studio Display, among others.
Affected devices are no longer sold or supported by Apple, though some remain available via third-party retailers and may still receive limited updates or repairs from independent shops.
Apple’s move follows the release of updated models, with most discontinued devices expected to receive software support for several years, but users are advised to consider future compatibility and repair challenges.
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