The American tech giant Apple has discontinued more than 20 devices in the year 2025, while many of being replaced by their updated version, which features latest technology offered by the company
The company has consciously made choices to evolve its design theory depending on what the customers want from the premium electronics brand. In a recent report, the list of items that have been discontinued in 2025.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max (replaced by the latest iPhone 17 Pro Max)
Apple iPhone 16 Pro (replaced by the latest iPhone 17 Pro)
Apple iPhone 15 Plus
Apple iPhone 15
Apple iPhone 14 Plus
Apple iPhone 14
Apple iPhone SE (replaced by the latest iPhone 16e)
Apple iPad Air M2 chip (replaced by the latest M3 chip version)
Apple iPad 10 (replaced by the latest A16 chip version)
Apple Watch Series 10 (replaced by the latest Series 11 version)
MacBook Pro 14-inch with M4 chip (replaced by the latest M5 chip version)
MacBook Air 13-inch and 15-inch with M3 chip (replaced by the latest M4 chip version)
MacBook Air 13-inch with M2 chip
Apple Vision Pro M2 chip (replaced by the latest M5 chip version)
MagSafe Charger with Qi 2 (replaced by the latest MagSafe Charger with Qi 2.2 support)
30W USB-C Power Adapter (replaced by the latest 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W Max in the US, UK, Canada, Japan, among other select countries)
MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Converter
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