Apple accidentally leaks video of new AirPods with camera

Apple has accidentally leaked a video showcasing the features of its new AirPods with a camera. The clip was found in the latest beta version of macOS Tahoe and shows a user asking Siri to save information about a book they are looking at. This leak adds to other findings within the system that include references to several products that the company has yet to announce.

According to El Mundo, the video reveals the use of the AirPods in a demonstration, where a man utilizes the Visual Intelligence feature to identify a book and record information through the earbuds. This advancement aligns with previous reports from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who mentioned the development of next-generation AirPods with camera capabilities.

In addition to the AirPods, details about Apple's future plans have also leaked, which would include a desktop robot and a voice assistant with a screen. Infobae reports that these launches are expected for 2026 and 2027, suggesting a significant expansion in the company's product offerings.

Xataka also highlights that the leak provides the first glimpse of the new design and functionalities of the AirPods, which could represent a significant shift in how users interact with wearable technology and virtual assistants.

The leaks emerge at a time when Apple has been working on innovations to enhance user experience, although these products and their features have not been officially confirmed.