Apple is gearing up for a major overhaul of its iPhone and Apple Watch lineups, according to recent reports. The tech giant is expected to unveil a foldable iPhone 18 Pro this September, marking a significant shift in the iPhone series. Additionally, Apple may be working on reimagining its Apple Watch devices, with some models potentially eschewing displays altogether. This move comes as new wearables, such as screenless fitness trackers like Whoop and Google's Fitbit Air, gain popularity. While Apple released the Apple Watch Ultra in 2022, its watch lineup has remained largely unchanged in recent years. The company is exploring a range of options, from more affordable models beyond the SE to premium models above the Ultra and Hermes. These innovations include devices without displays or different screen types and sizes, although a round display design seems unlikely. Apple's industrial design team has been reportedly adapting to the growth of smart rings and screenless fitness bands, which are said to be cheaper, lighter, and more convenient for users. Alongside new form factors, Apple is also rumored to be making its wrist-worn devices more AI-centric as it rolls out Siri AI and works on smarter health tracking. The company has long-term plans to overhaul the Health app under Eddy Cue. However, a major overhaul of the Apple Watch is not expected in the near future. Instead, smaller updates such as performance improvements, new colors and bands, and fresh health and fitness features are anticipated for the upcoming Series 12 and Ultra 4. The event where these devices will be launched, along with the iPhone 18 Pro series and the iPhone Fold, is yet to be announced by Apple.