During the awaited Wonderlust Event, Apple showcased its iPhone 15 and 15 Plus models. These devices showcase distinct shades such as pink, blue, green, yellow, and black. Their advanced A16 processor enhances multitasking and performance speed, providing a superior experience to its predecessors. Notably, the Dynamic Island, previously exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro series, is now part of this duo. This element displays the phone's camera, depth sensors, active calls, and more, and dynamically expands to reveal vital information.

On the camera front, Apple doesn't disappoint. The iPhone 15s sport an upgraded 48-megapixel primary camera with an f/1.6 aperture and a 12-megapixel telephoto lens, boasting a 2x optical zoom. Ensuring durability, Apple has integrated the robust Ceramic Shield display, paired with an unprecedented peak brightness level of 2,000 nits. But the real game-changer? The shift from Apple's trademark Lightning port to USB-C.

Emphasizing consumer benefits, Apple has forged an alliance with AAA to offer satellite-based roadside help for iPhone users for the initial two years. Staying committed to eco-friendly goals, Apple uses 75% recycled aluminum for the frame, 100% recycled copper for internal components, and 100% recycled cobalt for the battery. These models are priced at $800 (iPhone 15) and $900 (iPhone 15 Plus) for the 128 GB variants and will be open for preorders from September 15, hitting the shelves on September 22.

In the titanium range, Apple introduced the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, ensuring a lighter weight and smudge-resistance. These elegant models are available in black, white, blue, and a natural hue. They flaunt a slender bezel, granting more screen estate, even though their sizes—6.1 inches for the Pro and 6.7 inches for the Pro Max—remain unaltered. Apple has given a twist to the traditional ring/silent switch, transforming it into a multifunctional action button, adaptable via the Shortcuts application.

Powered by Apple's innovative A17 Pro chip, these models promise unparalleled performance, faster USB 3 transfers, and groundbreaking ray tracing capabilities. This paves the way for console-quality games like the anticipated Assassin’s Creed Mirage. Photographic excellence remains a priority. With anti-flare coated lenses, customizable focal lengths, and enhancements in night-mode and macro photography, these Pro models stand out. The switch to USB-C is consistent in this range too.

Apple is spicing things up by offering a new "spatial video" feature compatible with the upcoming Apple Vision Pro headset. Available for preorder, the iPhone 15 Pro starts at $1,000, and the Pro Max is priced at $1,200 for the 256 GB version, marking a minor price hike from last year. They'll be available in stores on September 22.

Moreoever, Apple's newest Watch Series 9 is powered by the S9 chip, aiming for seamless animations. It facilitates on-device Siri requests, ensuring swifter responses. Health enthusiasts can now vocally relay or retrieve health statistics. Another intriguing feature is the double-tap functionality, to be released soon. This watch will be available in aluminum and stainless steel variants. Apple also declared its move away from leather accessories, introducing the eco-friendly FineWoven material. The Series 9 will retail starting at $400, with preorders open now.

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 mirrors many Series 9 features but offers an even brighter display and extended battery life, retaining its original design. Priced at $800, it will be up for grabs from September 22.

Lastly, Apple is bringing a revamp to its AirPods Pro lineup by introducing USB-C connectivity, replacing the erstwhile Lightning port. The same change applies to the classic wired EarPods. The shift is in alignment with Apple's overarching transition to USB-C.