Apple held its annual summer launch event at Apple Park on 7 September, during which - as well as its next iPhone series - it launched a bunch of other products. Those included new AirPods and new Apple Watch models. There's a lot to look forward to.  

What time was Apple's Special Event?

Apple's event kicked-off at 10am Pacific on Wednesday, 7 September. If you missed it, fear not, you can still catchup on everything by watching the stream. 

How to re-watch Apple's September launch event

Apple streams its events from the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California. We've embedded the livestream at the top of this feature so you can just click play. And - while it's no longer live - you can still watch it and enjoy it just the same. 

You'll can also watch the event on Apple's event site, as well as on the company's YouTube channel

What was launched at Apple's Far out event?

This is everything that appeared at Apple's September event. 

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Apple iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus

Following on from the iPhone 13 series, Apple unveiled the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus. That means, instead of a 'regular' and 'mini' sized model, Apple went the other way. There is no 'mini' this year, with Apple going for the larger 6.7-inch model instead. 

The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus will run on the same A15 chip as the iPhone 13, and offer a similar design, though the Plus is - of course - bigger. 

Otherwise, it's mostly the same as the iPhone 13, except it has the ability to communicate through satellite in emergencies, features crash detection and comes in some new colours. If you're in the US, it's eSIM only. No physical SIM cards for you this year. 

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Apple iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max

Alongside the Apple iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus, Apple also announced the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Like previous versions, they're built from stainless steel, but have switched out the notch design for something completely different. 

The pill-shaped cutout houses all the usual FaceID sensors, but has become something of a feature, blending with the software in something called a 'Dynamic Island'. This will show notifications and information from running apps (like Apple Music), which then animate, swell and seem to expand out from that actual cutout. It's really cool.

Other details include the A16 Bionic processor, emergency satellite communication and a new 48-megapixel main camera sensor among many other additional new features.  

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Apple Watch Series 8

Apple Watch Series 8 doesn't add a huge amount extra compared to the Series 7, so the design, display and software are mostly all the same. What is different is the addition of a body temperature sensor which works all day and night, and can work in conjunction with cycle tracking to detect when you're ovulating, or at least predict when you might be. It also has new motion sensors to detect if you get into a car crash, and can then alert emergency services and an emergency contact. 

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Apple Watch Ultra

As rumours predicted, there's an all-new adventure-focused version of the Apple Watch, called the Apple Watch Ultra. It features a sturdy titanium case, a chunkier, protected crown and a new, programmable shortcut button for launching various features, like a track back feature if you get lost that takes you back to your starting position. 

It's got a much bigger battery than any other Apple Watch too, meaning it can last much longer than the Series 8. It also has features dedicated for things like diving, hiking and climbing, and a special night mode that cuts out light and changes the watchface. 

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Apple Watch SE 2

Yes, a third Apple Watch was also launched at Apple's September event, this time in the form of the second generation Apple Watch SE. This features a larger display than before, and has the new motion sensors for crash detection that you find in the Series 8. 

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Apple AirPods Pro 2

Apple's new AirPods Pro may look familiar, but a lot has changed on the inside. They're powered by a new H2 processor for more advanced noise cancelling and Spatial Audio, plus have new tips for even better passive noise cancelling. Add that to a longer 6 hour playtime (30 hours total) and a charging case that can refill from the same charger as your Apple Watch, and you have an upgraded experience. 

Anything else?

Nope, that's pretty much it. We didn't hear anything about iPad, iPadOS or Mac at this event, it was pure product, and all the smaller, mobile stuff. That could mean we can expect another event before the year is out.