Apple September Event 2026
Leak accuracy for the products Apple announced at its September 2026 event. Scores are based on Apple's own announcements, published 9 September 2026.

All 317 reported details, by outcome
- 55 Right
- 24 Partly right
- 21 Wrong
- 217 Still open or not checked
Results
Product results
Breakdown by product. Click a row to read every reported detail and how it was checked.
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iPhone DuoFoldable126reports46 graded · 76 open · 4 other38 of 126right or close, of 46 graded so farMark GurmanMing-Chi KuoThe Elec
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iPhone 18 SeriesiPhone 18, 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max149reports35 graded · 107 open · 7 other29 of 149right or close, of 35 graded so farFixed Focus DigitalWorld Leaks@earlyappleleaks
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Apple WatchWearable19reports14 graded · 5 open8 of 19right or close, of 14 graded so farMark GurmanDigiTimesKosutami
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AirPodsEarbuds23reports5 graded · 18 open4 of 23right or close, of 5 graded so farMark GurmanMacRumors
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Source results
Ordered by volume of reports, not by accuracy. Ranking a source who made one correct call above one who made forty is how a leaderboard lies. Bars are drawn to scale, so 44 reports is a bar 44× the length of 1. Click any row to read that source’s reports.
1Fixed Focus Digitalleaker35347 of 1044 reports
2Mark Gurmanjournalist · Bloomberg4142318 of 2043 reports
3Digital Chat Stationleaker173 of 320 reports
4Ming-Chi Kuoanalyst5126 of 719 reports
5Instant Digitalleaker3141 of 418 reports
6danboleaker121 of 113 reports
7Ice Universeleaker63 of 39 reports
8Sonny Dicksonleaker53 of 49 reports
9Jeff Puanalyst61 of 28 reports
10The Elecoutlet434 of 47 reports
11Tim Longanalyst60 of 17 reports
12@earlyappleleaksleaker3 of 34 reports
13DigiTimesoutlet0 of 24 reports
14Kosutamileaker0 of 24 reports
15Macworldoutlet2 of 24 reports
16TrendForcecompany31 of 14 reports
17WayLabsleaker4—4 reports
18Economic Daily Newsoutlet2 of 23 reports
19Jon Prosserleaker3 of 33 reports
20ldt (@madeby_ldt)leaker1 of 13 reports
21MacRumorsoutlet2 of 23 reports
22ShrimpAppleProleaker3—3 reports
23World Leaksleaker3 of 33 reports
24Dan Nystedtanalyst—2 reports
25DealSiteoutlet—2 reports
26Kim Young-hojournalist1 of 12 reports
27Majin Buleaker—2 reports
28pdfuleaker2 of 22 reports
29United Daily Newsoutlet1 of 12 reports
30Charlene Chenjournalist—1 reports
31Edison Leeanalyst1 of 11 reports
33Fried White Rice (Weibo)leaker1 of 11 reports
34KB Securitiescompany—1 reports
35Lanzuk (yeux1122)leaker—1 reports
36Mactrackerleaker—1 reports
37Macweltoutlet1 of 11 reports
38Nikkei Asiaoutlet—1 reports
39Ninelu Tujournalist—1 reports
40Sam Henri Goldleaker—1 reports
41Tim Culpanjournalist—1 reports
42Vodafoneleaker1 of 11 reports
How the information got out, where the source’s own post says. Most posts do not say, and those are counted under Not stated rather than dropped. A breakdown computed only over the claims that name an origin would describe the reporting, not Apple.
What they got wrong
The misses first, with the distance stated. Most are near-misses on a number rather than an invented feature, and that distinction is the whole point of grading partial credit separately from a miss.
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