Ahead Of The Launch Of The IPhone 16, Apple Will Stop Production Of These 10 Devices

Apple will stop production of 10 of its devices (photo: dock. Apple)

JAKARTA Apple is expected to launch several new products on September 10, such as the iPhone 16 to Apple Watch series. Unfortunately, this new device will stop longer products. Reporting from 9to5mac, there are ten devices that may stop being produced once new devices are released. Some of those devices are the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max series, the iPhone 14 Plus, the Apple Watch Series 13, Apple Watch Ultra 2, and many more. Since 2018, Apple is used to stopping its phone production within a year. This habit has been implemented since the iPhone XS and XR were produced. Although Apple will stop production of the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max, entry-level versions can still be purchased on the Apple Store. Subsequent phones to stop being produced and probably won't be circulating on the Apple Store anymore are the iPhone 14 Plus. Like the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max, Apple will only retain entry-level products from older devices. Other devices to stop being produced are the nearly three-year-old iPhone 13. If they keep on sale, the iPhone 13 will be the oldest iPhone product on the Apple Store. However, if the iPhone 13 is no longer sold on the Apple Store, the iPhone 14 will be the replacement.

The Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2, and SE 2 were launched in September last year, along with the iPhone 15 series. In addition to launching the iPhone 16 series, Apple will also launch the latest smart watch so that these three wearable devices will stop being produced. Other devices that will no longer be produced are AirPods 2 and 3 as well as the 10th generation iPad mini 6 and iPad. In the near future, Apple will launch two models from AirPods 4 and sell the remaining iPad 10 at low prices. As for the iPad mini, Apple has never produced an old model from the iPad.