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How to watch Apple’s ‘Scary Fast’ event, no matter where you are

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Apple enthusiasts, mark your calendars! Today, Monday, October 30, 2023, at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT, Apple is unveiling its latest tech wonders in an event dubbed “Scary Fast.” Brace yourselves for the big reveal of new Macs and potentially other groundbreaking products.

But here’s the catch: this event’s timing is a bit unusual. Scheduled at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT, it’s a late-night affair for Apple. In fact, for folks east of London, it spills into the wee hours of Halloween morning, October 31. Don’t let the odd timing spook you into missing out!

Where to Watch:

Apple Events Website: Grab your Mac, iPhone, iPad, PC, or any device with a web browser. Navigate to www.apple.com/apple-events/ using Safari, Chrome, Firefox, or your preferred browser. Add a reminder to your calendar to ensure you don’t miss a moment.

Apple TV App: If you’re an Apple TV user, the Apple TV app is your ticket to the live stream. Whether you’re on an Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Mac, or select smart TVs and streaming devices, you’re covered. Keep an eye out for the special section in the Apple TV app dedicated to the live stream.

YouTube: Head over to YouTube, where Apple will be streaming the event live. The beauty of this option? It works on practically every device under the sun, from smartphones and tablets to gaming consoles and smart TVs. Visit Apple’s YouTube channel now and set up a reminder for the event.

When to Watch:

This event diverges from the usual Apple event timing. It starts at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT. To help you catch the event at the right time, Apple Hub compiled the event times in other time zones below.

How to watch Apple's 'Scary Fast' event, no matter where you are
Thanks to Apple Hub (@theapplehub on X/Twitter) for arranging event times in various countries.

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