Apple released iOS 26 on Sept. 15, and the update brings call and text screening, a new Liquid Glass design and lots of hidden features to your iPhone. It also brings seven new ringtones to your device.
Many of the new ringtones are remixed versions of the Reflection ringtone. One version includes what sounds like woodwind instruments, while another sounds like a synthwave song you’d hear in Cyberpunk 2077.
Here are all the latest ringtones that Apple could bring to your iPhone this year and what they sound like.
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All the latest ringtones
You can find all the new ringtones by going to Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Ringtone.
There are seven total new ringtones, but six of them are remixes of Reflections, the default ringtone of iOS 18. If you tap Reflection in the Ringtone menu, a dropdown menu unfurls to reveal these new ringtones.
- Buoyant
- Dreamer
- Pond
- Pop
- Reflected
- Surge
The standout ringtone for me is Dreamer. It’s about 45 seconds long, and if I picked this as my ringtone, I’d listen to it all the way through each time someone called. For a ringtone, it’s a fun track, and when I first heard it, I was waiting for someone like Wiz Khalifa to start singing a few bars.
There’s also a new ringtone called Little Bird. It’s a new option you can find in the ringtone list.
For more on iOS 26, here’s my review of the OS, how to reduce the Liquid Glass effects in the update and how text screening works in the update. You can also check out our iOS 26 cheat sheet.
