Apple is set to release six new products this month across the Mac, iPad and Home product lines, after announcing them for pre-order in October.
Last month was busy, with lots of announcements that were hard to keep up with, but Apple's year isn't over quite yet. Many of Octobers announcements release this month, so here's everything new that Apple Stores will begin stocking this November.
iPad mini (A20 Pro)
Apple's new iPad mini releases this Friday (6th November), and is a major upgrade for mini fans.
The device has been minified even more with slimmer bezels, a thinner design and ever so slightly smaller external chassis. Despite the size reduction, the display has got bigger thanks to the thinner bezels, and the device has got even more powerful with the A20 Pro chip.
This iPad mini is also the first to feature an OLED display, for deeper blacks and better colour contrast, but remains at 60Hz.
It is available in Midnight and Starlight, can be upgraded with nano-texture glass for the first time ever, and starts at £699 with 128GB of storage.
M6 iMac & M6 MacBook Pro
Apple refreshed the iMac and 14-inch base model MacBook Pro with the latest M6 chip, boosting device speeds and increasing performance. As iMac is jumping from the M4 chip, it will also receive faster SSD speeds that were introduced with the M5 generation of Macs.
The external designs, colours and overall form factor of these devices remain identical to their predecessors, as these are just internal spec bump updates.
The new iMac starts at £1,499 and the new MacBook Pro starts at £1,999 and will be also be available this Friday.
Touchscreen MacBook Pro
Apple saved the external MacBook redesign for its high-end MacBook Pro models that feature the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips.
This device received a touch display, the first ever on a Mac, along with Tandem OLED making it the best display ever on a Mac. This OLED technology has allowed Apple to slim and lighten the device, with significant weight reductions.
The large notch has also been replaced with the Dynamic Island, which incorporates Siri AI, Spotlight search, live activities and other system alerts just like on the iPhone.
This is the fourth and final product to release on Friday, and starts at £2,899.
Apple TV 4K
The next-generation Apple TV 4K is a similar story to the M6 iMac.
It has not received a meaningful external redesign, with many of the improvements on the inside. The new model now uses the A19 Pro chip, which is currently found in the iPhone Air, bringing on-device Siri AI support.
Now with Siri AI, Apple has introduced hands-free Siri as the TV box now has further-reaching microphones so you can talk to Siri AI right from the sofa.
It ships with the next-generation Siri Remote that has Find My support, and will be available on Friday, 13th November for an eye-watering £299.
Apple HomeView
The final product to release in November is the all-new Apple HomeView. This is the first ever Apple Home device that has a display, and runs an operating system similar to CarPlay, which relies on the iPhone.
It has a square LCD display, with a 12MP front camera for facial recognition and FaceTime calls, as the device can recognise up to six different people to show their personalised private content.
The screen sits on top of a speaker base, but Apple also offers a wall-mounted version that has speakers on the side.
With the A18 chip, it has Siri AI support built right in making it much more intelligent than traditional HomePod models we have seen in the past.
This device costs £299, and releases on Friday, 13th November alongside the new Apple TV 4K.
