Apple Registers New Monitor In China, Hinting At An Upcoming Launch

Recent information found in China’s regulatory database suggests that Apple may be getting ready to release a new external monitor. This discovery, as reported by MacRumors, implies that the organization may be developing an update to its existing line of Apple-branded displays.

The listing, in general, refers to a device with the model code A3350, which is characterized as “a high-performance LCD display”. Although the description verifies that the product is a monitor or display-related device, it is unclear which specific Apple product it is meant to represent. Because of this, it is still unclear if this model code is associated with a brand-new monitor or a modified version of an old one.

The registration currently only provides the performance label and the basic category. The database entry has not disclosed any confirmed specifications, screen size, or design details.

It is impossible to tell if the device is a new Studio Display or a possible replacement for the Pro Display XDR because the filing lacks branding and commercial naming information. Speculations that Apple is working on a new monitor are not uncommon; rumors of upcoming changes to displays tend to come up from time to time. Apple has not, however, made any official announcements or released any technical documentation to confirm plans for a new release.

There were new rumors about the Apple Studio Display in late 2025. At the time, reports suggested the next version of the monitor could introduce three major upgrades: ProMotion, HDR support, and an A19 chip. These rumors were linked to references that were said to be in the source code of an early version of iOS 26.

While there are still no confirmed details, the presence of a product in regulatory databases frequently suggests that it is approaching launch readiness. According to the listing, additional details regarding Apple’s subsequent external monitor may be disclosed in the weeks ahead, potentially before an official announcement.

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