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How to watch Apple’s ‘Let Loose’ event today

Multiple ways to catch Apple's exciting "Let Loose" iPad launch live

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Apple CEO Tim Cook at Apple's special event for iPhone 15, Watch Series 9, and Ultra 2 on September 12, 2023.
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Today is the day. Apple is gearing up for its first major media event of 2024, promising a host of exciting new product unveilings. Titled “Let Loose,” the highly anticipated event is scheduled for Tuesday, May 7th, with a slightly earlier start time than usual – kicking off today at 7 am PT / 10 am ET.

As is customary for Apple’s high-profile launches, the entire unveiling will be live-streamed across multiple platforms, ensuring that eager Apple enthusiasts around the globe can tune in and witness the revelations firsthand. So, how can you ensure you don’t miss a single moment of the action?

How to watch Apple’s ‘Let Loose’ event on Tuesday, May 7th

For many, the most convenient option to catch the “Let Loose” event will undoubtedly be YouTube. Apple plans to stream the event live on its official YouTube channel, making it accessible on virtually any device with an internet connection – from smartphones and tablets to smart TVs and gaming consoles.

Simply navigate to Apple’s YouTube channel on the appointed date and time, and you’ll be able to immerse yourself in the live unveiling as it unfolds.

Of course, Apple will also be hosting the live stream directly on its website, making it easy for those who prefer to watch from their Mac, iPhone, iPad, or PC. Just point your web browser to apple.com/apple-events when the event kicks off, and you’ll be able to follow along in real-time.

Apple’s website even allows you to add an event reminder to your calendar, ensuring you don’t inadvertently miss the start time.

For those with an Apple TV or other devices with the Apple TV app installed, there’s perhaps no better way to experience the “Let Loose” event than through this dedicated platform. As the event date approaches, Apple will likely add a prominent section within the Apple TV app, highlighting the live stream and making it easy to tune in with just a few clicks.

This option is ideal for those who want to enjoy the unveiling on the big screen, taking full advantage of the immersive viewing experience offered by their Apple TV or smart TV.

So, whether you prefer the convenience of YouTube, the familiarity of Apple’s website, or the dedicated viewing experience of the Apple TV app, there’s no shortage of options for tuning in to this highly anticipated tech event.


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