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New Apple iPads might arrive in 2024, not sooner

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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo announced the company won’t release its new iPad models before the year’s end. Instead, new Apple iPad lineup will arrive in 2024.

Apple’s Tuesday Wonderlust event was held with no surprise or unprecedented product launch for fans. The tech giant revealed its iPhone 15 series along with the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2. While some rumors already pointed to a possible iPad launch, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said Apple has no plan to reveal a new iPad in its Tuesday event. However, if you’re waiting for a new iPad, you should probably wait until 2024.

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Do you want a new Apple iPad? Wait until 2024 to get a new iPad Air and iPad Pro

Gurman also added Apple is working on a new iPad Air with high specifications. The iPad Air got a refresh in early 2022, and its successor is “coming soonish,” according to Gurman. Additionally, he said “major” new iPad Pros will come in 2024 with M3 processors and OLED screens. The latest iPad Pro was refreshed in October 2022.

All evidence suggests that 2024 will be a special year for Apple fans, and the company is cooking up some high-performing devices for the year. Last week, Ming-Chi Kuo stated that the new MacBook lineup with M3 chips won’t land in 2023.

So far, we know Apple plans to launch its new iPad lineup in 2024. But the company might also reveal a new MacBook lineup simultaneously. We all like to see a joint event to announce the new iPad and MacBook lineup.

In July, it was reported that Samsung is developing a foldable display technology for Apple. Many companies now have foldable smartphones in their lineup, but Apple still hasn’t shown any interest in launching a foldable iPhone. However, that report noted that the Samsung-made foldable display for Apple might be used in a laptop instead of a smartphone. A new iPad or MacBook with a foldable display in 2024 might be plausible. Samsung currently produces OLED displays for all four iPhone 15 models.