How to watch today’s iPhone 16 reveal, along with a new Apple Watch and AirPods

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How to watch today’s iPhone 16 reveal, along with a new Apple Watch and AirPods

In just hours, Apple’s September event is kicking off, where Apple will introduce its latest lineup of iPhone 16s. That means this week is a bad week to buy a new iPhone because you could snag a previous model at a lower price in the coming weeks, or get the newest iPhone 16. The Apple event is today, September 9 at 1PM ET (10AM PT) at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino. You can livestream Apple’s

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As far as new products go, we’re expecting four new iPhone models to be announced: The iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. Don’t expect a huge leap forward from the iPhone 15, which our senior editor Billy Steele called the “most substantial update to the regular iPhone in years.” Instead, the major push will be around iOS 18 and Apple Intelligence. In terms of hardware, there’ll be the usual more powerful processor, screen sizes may adjust slightly and there’s supposedly a new dedicated camera button for the Pro models.

Away from iPhones, we’ll likely also get new Apple Watch models (Series 10 or Series “X,” and maybe an Ultra 3 or an Ultra 2 in ******), alongside new AirPods in both entry- and Pro-level models. You can get the scoop on everything we expect at the event in our in-depth what we expect at the iPhone 16 launch article.

For anyone not planning to buy any new Apple devices this year, you’ll still have access to the latest iOS 18 update, likely later in September, as long as your device is eligible (find out here). Here’s everything coming with the iOS 18 update this year, including Apple Intelligence and more home screen customization options.

Engadget’s Cherlynn Low and Billy Steele will be on the ground in Cupertino to liveblog the iPhone event, so look out for real-time news and analysis today.

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