iPhone 7, Apple Watch 2 and AirPods have been confirmed for launch, but this time we are not talking about close sources, Apple, but even those from Cupertino. The confirmation comes from certification documents submitted by the Americans for the sale of these products in the UEEA area, the Eurasian Economic Union, which includes Russia, Armenia, Belarus and Kazakhstan.
Before Apple can sell iPhone 7, Watch Apple 2 si AirPods in this region, the products had to be registered with the authorities in order to be sold, and that's how we found out about them. We already knew about the first two, but the AirPods headphones were until now just a simple rumor, without even such a real basis, but starting today, things have changed.
Regarding the iPhone 7, we are talking about an application submitted by the Apple company to certify two new products that run iOS 10. Considering the proximity of iPhone 7 presentation, it is as clear as possible that we are talking about the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, other completely new terminals that require such certification as they do not exist.
iPhone 7, Apple Watch 2 and the new AirPods wireless headphones
Apple Watch 2 could be presented at the same conference where the two new iPhone models will be revealed, but Apple lists them as running watchOS 2 instead of watchOS 3. This choice is quite strange, considering that it is in testing the new version of the operating system for Apple Watch, but anything is possible at this point.
AirPods are a pair of wireless headphones that Apple has been developing for about 1 year, they will appear together with the iPhone 7. Those from Cupertino could sell them separately to generate sales and of this type of accessories, the Beats headphone line having very good sales at the moment.
Although you might think that these AirPods will be offered by Apple in the iPhone 7 package, I would recommend you to be a bit more conservative, because they will probably be sold separately. I would say that Apple could ask a few tens of dollars for them because I don't imagine that they will be presented as premium products by Americans.
