Apple’s ‘Awe Dropping’ event is mere hours away, with significant announcements anticipated, such as the iPhone 17, the Apple Watch Series 11, and the AirPods Pro 3. The event will be broadcast live, providing an engaging experience for technology fans. It will be easily accessible, ensuring that tuning in is straightforward.

The event kicks off at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET) and is projected to last between one and one and a half hours. Besides the previously mentioned items, Apple may introduce the ultra-slim iPhone 17 Air and potentially the second version of the AirTag. Although some announcements may be uncertain, these September events generally follow a familiar format.

Here are the live-streaming options to save. Remember to check our live blog for comprehensive coverage.

Apple’s website

Apple will broadcast the event on its events website. Access the site at the designated time to view the live stream. Apple offers high-definition streams for all its events and has an “Add to calendar” option for notifications.

Apple TV

The event will also be accessible via the Apple TV app. Launch the app at the scheduled time to watch the Apple Event 2025 live.

YouTube

Numerous outlets, including CNET, will live-stream the event on YouTube. These streams may offer extra commentary and feature active comment sections for audience engagement. Apple’s official YouTube channel will also broadcast the event, delivering the same content as Apple’s website and Apple TV, along with the added convenience of YouTube’s viewing features.

The CNET and Mashable live show

Mashable’s Tech Editor will collaborate with tech editors from CNET, Lifehacker, and PCMag for a live pre- and post-show segment. Join our coverage on YouTube.

What to expect

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