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Where and how to watch Apple’s iPhone 15 event live

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The day we’ve all been waiting for is finally here. Apple’s “Wonderlust” event is about to kick off today, Tuesday, September 12, at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 5 PM UTC. Brace yourselves for the grand reveal of the iPhone 15 series, the next-gen Apple Watches (including the Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2), and possibly, the much-awaited USB-C charging case for Apple AirPods Pro. Here, we got you covered on how to catch every exciting moment, so you won’t miss a thing.

Watch Anywhere, Anytime

Like clockwork, Apple is ensuring that you can join the party from various platforms. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just casually curious, they’ve got you covered. Here’s how you can be a part of the action on September 12.

  • How to watch the iPhone 15 event on the Apple website
  • How to watch the iPhone 15 event on YouTube
  • How to watch the iPhone 15 event on your Apple TV app

1. How to watch the iPhone 15 event on the Apple website

If you’re at work or otherwise tied up, don’t worry — Apple’s got your back with a live stream on their official website (apple.com/apple-events). As the event’s start time approaches, keep an eye out for a prominent link right at the top of their homepage. Alternatively, you can preemptively bookmark the Apple Events webpage for instant access on September 12. The best part? These links work on all web browsers, so it doesn’t matter if you’re on Mac, Windows, or any other platform. Everyone’s invited to Apple’s “Wonderlust” party.

2. How to watch the iPhone 15 event on YouTube

Tech knows no bounds, and Apple knows it too. For those of you stuck with an Android device and a mobile web browser, fear not. Apple is broadcasting the iPhone 15 keynote on their YouTube channel. This means you can tune in from pretty much any device that can access YouTube. Be it the YouTube mobile site, the YouTube app on your trusty smartphone or tablet, or the YouTube website on your computer — you’re good to go. Apple wants everyone to experience “Wonderlust,” and they’re making sure of it.

3. How to watch the iPhone 15 event on your Apple TV app

For the lucky folks with an Apple TV streaming box, your front-row seat awaits on the Apple TV Home page. As the clock counts down, simply head to the Apple TV app. There, you’ll find various links to the event. Look for the “Wonderlust” sign, give it a tap, and hit Play.

What happens if you miss the keynote?

Life can be a rollercoaster, and sometimes, we can’t catch things in real-time. Not to worry — Apple’s got a solution for that too. You can catch up on the event later at your convenience by visiting the Apple website or their YouTube page. Sure, there might be a short delay before they post the links, but they will be there for you to enjoy once the event wraps up.


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