Apple's October event is happening in

less than 3 months and it's going to be

one for the history books because Apple

is not only launching a bunch of Macs

including one that we've been waiting on

for years [music]

but they're also likely to release

multiple other products that are finally

ready to launch. So let's get into seven

products to expect. Now the first one is

a product that is coming for sure this

fall but we're not sure if it's going to

make the cut for September. Personally,

I think October makes a little bit more

sense and that is the Apple TV 4K which

is finally coming after a year long

delay with a bunch of new upgrades like

the A17 Pro chip with 8 gigs of RAM to

finally enable full Apple intelligence

and Siri AI support so that you can more

easily find the shows and the movies

that you actually want to watch. Now

gaming performance should also get a

huge upgrade with the A17 Pro since it

supports ray tracing and it's going a

major GPU performance boost as well as

coming with Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6

finally with Apple's N1 custom chip and

we're also expecting an upgrade to the

remote as well. Now product number two

is the one that I personally been

waiting on for years and that's the

brand new MacBook Ultra which according

to Mark Gurman might just be called the

redesigned MacBook Pro seeing as the

current model will eventually get

replaced with the new one but for now

both of them will apparently be sold at

the same time. Now the new one is

rumored to be getting a redesigned

chassis which is going to be thinner and

lighter while retaining the same cooling

performance thanks to the redesigned

cooling system potentially with vapor

chambers but we are no longer expecting

the M6 Pro and Max chips since those are

apparently being skipped this year in

favor of the M7 series next year. So

right now we're actually stuck with the

same M5 Pro and Max chips that we

already have, which I think isn't that

big of a deal because people are going

to be buying this new MacBook for all of

the other major upgrades. The first one

is that it's finally getting a new

display with tandem OLED, which is going

to get rid of all of those other issues

we had with mini LED, especially that

halo glow effect. Since it's going to

have OLED, which the pixels can be

turned off completely, so it's going to

look amazing with great contrast, great

colors, while retaining the peak 1600

nits of brightness because it's a dual

panel OLED display. It's going to be

insane, and I can't wait to upgrade my

M1 Max MacBook Pro. Now this is also

going to be Apple's first-ever

touchscreen MacBook, which I personally

don't really care for, but there is a

chance that Apple has some really cool

tricks up their sleeves to make the

software work really well. But what I

think is going to be an awesome upgrade

is that the notch is being replaced with

a dynamic island, which actually is

going to make the bezels even thinner

and give us all of that extra utility

and functionality with the dynamic

island that we know and love with our

iPhones. So I personally think that this

is going to be the biggest MacBook

upgrade in many years. And now for the

third product, we have the new iPad Mini

8, which this time around it's finally

getting an OLED display, which is going

to make it so much better than the

current LCD, but apparently it's still

going to stick to 60 Hz, which is a

little bit disappointing. But at least

we're expecting a full chassis redesign,

where Apple's apparently getting rid of

the speaker grills and giving it a

vibration-based

speaker system, which we'll have to see

how good that is. And apparently it's

going to give us waterproofing or water

resistance for the first time. Now,

we're expecting a larger display between

8.5 and 8.7 inches. We're also expecting

the N1 chip, so that's going to be nice.

But, according to Apple's recent dark

web leak, we actually have an image of

the logic board with the new A20 Pro

chip, which is a huge deal because that

means this new iPad is getting 12 GB of

RAM, so it has full support for all the

Apple intelligence features. And the

biggest upgrade in terms of cooling and

performance since it is a 2-nanometer

chip. I mean, this thing is going to be

insanely fast. Now, for number four, we

of course have the new Mac Studio, which

Mark Gurman said is coming this fall.

And yes, it's getting the M5 Max and M5

Ultra chips, which is a big deal because

the current model still has the M3 Ultra

as the best. I mean, that is a pretty

outdated chip. And of course, the M5 Max

has a lot of great upgrades. First of

all, in terms of just the raw

performance, the 18-core M5 Max is 7%

faster in single-core, 10% faster for

multi-core, and 18 to 27% faster for raw

graphics performance depending on the

test. But, the AI performance is

actually a much bigger difference. It's

getting close to twice as fast in

certain AI tests, which is just insane.

And that's actually why a lot of people

are buying out these Mac Studios right

now. But then, we also have the reveal

of the M5 Ultra, which that is going to

be insane. The fastest chip ever made

[music] by far in terms of the

single-core performance and multi-core

as well. But, the most interesting thing

is going to be the graphics because

we're expecting this to be faster than

the RTX 5080 [music]

GPU and getting close to the 5090, all

in a small all-in-one PC package, which

is insane. Now, for the other changes,

don't expect anything else. No design

change, no extra ports, basically the

same as it is right now, except the SSDs

should be getting a lot faster. The only

downside is that Apple raised the price

to $5300

for the Ultra model, so that's very

expensive. It's probably just for those

people that really care about

performance and AI. Now, for number

five, we have, of course, the Mac mini,

which is also getting a simple chip

update from the M4 base chip to the M5,

which means we're getting faster

performance across the board, especially

in terms of AI performance, since we

have built-in AI accelerators into each

GPU core. So, that's going to be really

nice. The only downside is that the

price is now a lot more expensive. It's

800 bucks with the standard 256 gig

storage model. So, there's a chance

Apple removes that and makes it 9 99 for

the base M5 model with 512 gigs of

storage. That would just be crazy

compared to what we had before, but

we're also expecting the M5 Pro, which

that is also getting a major performance

improvement, because the CPU got so much

faster. The GPU got faster. I mean, this

is the best bang for the buck PC that

you can buy in terms of how much crazy

performance it has. But, once again,

don't expect any changes in terms of the

design or the ports. It's staying the

same, just getting a lot faster. Now,

for number six, we have two new HomePod

models, the HomePod mini and a new large

HomePod. Now, this is another one of the

products that we know is coming this

fall, but we're not exactly sure which

month, either September or October, but

I did want to add it to this list. So,

first of all, the HomePod mini 2, that's

going to have improved speaker quality.

It's going to have an upgrade to the S10

chip, which is going to make it quicker,

more reliable. Also, we're expecting the

U2 ultra-wide band chip for faster

handoff and everything else. And for

this mini model, we are not expecting

the Apple N1 chip. Apparently, it's

still going to stick with a Broadcom.

And yes, the price did go up. It's going

to be $129.

Now, the big HomePod, this is likely to

also get the same improvements like the

better speaker quality, the same U2

chip, the same [music] S10 chip in terms

of being reliable. And this one is for

sure going to get the N1 chip, so Wi-Fi

7, Bluetooth 6. It's going to be a lot

more reliable, but we don't really know

if Apple's going to be changing the

design or the display or anything else

just yet. And at $329,

it's definitely going to be pricey. And

finally, for number seven, we have the

last M5 Mac that's coming, and that is

the M5 [music] iMac. Now, this is going

to have the same design as we have right

now, potentially even the same

wallpaper, the same colors, the same

everything. The only thing that's going

to change is an upgrade to the M5 chip,

which is great for those who've been

looking at the iMac, thinking about

upgrading. It's now going to be fully

modernized in terms of the tech

performance. And the nice thing is that

the SSD storage actually did get faster

with the M5 series, so we're expecting

that on the iMac as well. I personally

am waiting for the iMac Pro, which yes,

is still in production by Apple. They're

working on it. We're not really sure

when it's coming, but I think since

Apple's skipping the M6 series, I think

the M7 Max is when it makes sense to

launch, and that might happen in 2028.

So yes, we do have some time to wait.

But there you guys go. Those are seven

new products to expect at Apple's

October event. Let me know your thoughts

down below on which one you are

personally waiting to upgrade to, and

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