Apple Watch Series 9

  • Redesigned on the inside, giving it a boost in performance and capabilities. It is the “most powerful watch chip yet,” according to Deidre Caldbeck, director of Apple Watch Product Marketing.
  • Dictation is up to 25% better.
  • New features — access health data with Siri; Name Drop, which allows users to share personal information when close to another user with the device; and Double Tap, which controls your watch with the tap of your index finger and thumb on the hand you wear the watch.
  • Ability to ping your iPhone.
  • Double the brightness.
  • The company’s first carbon-neutral product.
  • It also comes in pink!
  • See the watch in its natural habitat.
  • Cost: Starting at $399

Apple Watch Ultra 2

Apple Watch Ultra 2
  • Also gets the S9 chip, can do the double tap, on-device Siri, and precision-finding to find your iPhone.
  • New advanced display architecture.
  • Modular Ultra — customizable watch face.
  • Power zones for data-collecting during exercise.
  • Log water dives — #priorities.
  • Cost: Starting at $799

iPhone 15

  • Super Retina XDR and A16 bionic chip.
  • Peak brightness.
  • Comes in two sizes — iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus.
  • New contour edge and color embedded throughout the phone. The phone comes in five colors.
  • New advanced camera system, including 48 megapixels, auto portrait mode and recording in 4K capability.
  • Easier capability connecting with friends through location share.
  • Voice isolation capability.
  • Road Side Assistance and Emergency SOS.
  • Cost: Starting at $799

iPhone 15 Pro

Apple iPhone 15 Pro sizes: 6.1 inches and 6.7 inches

iPhone 15 Pro Max

  • 120 mm-equivalent lens.
  • 25% larger sensor.
  • f/2.8 aperture.
  • 5x telephoto lens.
  • Cost: Starting at $1,199.

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