Apple’s next big event will take place this week. More than likely, it will serve as the first look at the iPhone 14 lineup, as well as the Apple Watch Series 8, an updated Apple Watch SE, and possibly even an Apple Watch Pro.
It’s also rumored that we could see the second-gen AirPods Pro, though it can’t be ruled out that they’ll arrive at another event in October. Either way, you’ll want to see for yourself by following the event from the comfort of your own home.
When does the event start and how can you watch it live? We tell you everything you need to know about the September 2022 Apple Event.
When is the next Apple event?
As Apple confirmed a few weeks ago, the next Apple event will take place this Wednesday, September 7, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. (California time), whereas in Europe it will be 7:00 p.m.; in Colombia and Mexico, 12:00 p.m.; in Chile, 1:00 p.m.; and in Argentina, 2 p.m.
As always, it will stream from Apple Park in California. It will likely be a pre-recorded event like most recent Apple events, although there are rumors of possible live segments.
How can I see the next Apple event live?
Like any other Apple event, the next one will also be visible in real time. Best of all, the company no longer limits streaming to your devices and web browser, so virtually anyone can tune in live.
View Apple’s September event on iPhone, iPad, or Mac
- Safari or Google Chrome/Firefox compatible with MSE, H.254 and AAC
- Mac or MacBook with macOS Sierra 10.14 or later
- iPhone with iOS 12 or higher
- iPad with iPadOS 12 or higher
- iPod touch with iOS 12 or higher
You can easily tune in to the next Apple event on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. For the best experience, we recommend using an iPhone with iOS 12 or later, an iPad with iPadOS 12 or later, and a Mac with macOS Sierra 10.12 or later. later.
You’ll need to go to the Apple Events page in your preferred browser (Safari, Google Chrome, or Firefox), but you can also view it directly from the Apple TV app.
Watch the September Apple Event on Apple TV
- Apple TV 2nd generation or later with tvOS 15
It’s easy to enjoy Apple Event news through the Apple Events app on your Apple TV. That’s as long as you don’t have a first-generation Apple TV, because that’s the only one that’s not compatible.
Watch the Apple September event on PC
- Microsoft Edge, Safari, Google Chrome and Firefox
- PC with Windows 10 or higher
If you want to follow the event from a Windows computer, you can do so on the Apple Events page from its official Microsoft Edge browser. You can also do this in Safari, Google Chrome and Firefox.
See the September Apple event from Android
- Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and Firefox
- PC with Windows 10 or higher (version to be confirmed)
Additionally, the Apple Events page is available from all major Android-compatible web browsers. Thus, Apple already makes it possible to follow its events from Chrome and Firefox on mobile or Tablet Android.
Watch the September Apple event on YouTube
For many, the most comfortable will be to follow the broadcast of the next Apple event from YouTube. You can go directly to Apple’s YouTube channel to watch it or follow it live from here.
