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On Friday, 20 September, the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro line-ups, Apple Watch Series 10, the new black titanium Apple Watch Ultra 2, AirPods 4 and new colours for AirPods Max made their debut in Apple Store locations worldwide. Apple team members welcomed the first customers, celebrating the launch of these breakthrough products and offering personalised shopping assistance.
Customers can explore and purchase Apple products at apple.com/nz and in the redesigned Apple Store app. Apple Specialists are available to assist customers with a variety of retail services, including finding carrier deals, setting up new devices and learning about Apple Intelligence1 — the personal intelligence system built for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Deirdre O’Brien and Tim Cook stand in front of Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City as a queue of excited customers looks on.
Tim Cook smiles and poses with customers and team members at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A team member assists customers exploring the new iPhone 16 line-up at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
Two laughing customers hold up their new purchases at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A customer and a team member display new products — including devices from the iPhone 16 line-up — at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
Tim Cook stands with customers inside Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A smiling customer displays the new Apple Watch Series 10 at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A smiling person holding an iPhone 16 Pro box stands next to a customer holding an Apple Watch box at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A smiling team member and a smiling customer hold up iPhone 16 Pro boxes at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A bustling scene full of customers and team members at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A smiling customer and a smiling team member hold up Phone 16 Pro boxes at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York City.
The queue outside Apple Regent Street in London.
A customer poses with their iPhone 16 purchase at Apple Regent Street in London.
Two customers explore the new iPhone 16 devices at Apple Regent Street in London.
A customer tries on AirPods Max in midnight at Apple Regent Street in London.
Two customers hold the new Apple Watch Series 10 at Apple Regent Street in London.
A customer poses with their iPhone 16 Pro purchase and a team member at Apple Regent Street in London.
The queue outside Apple BKC in Mumbai.
Team members welcome customers as they enter Apple BKC in Mumbai.
A young customer holds a bag containing their new purchase at Apple BKC in Mumbai.
A customer holds up iPhone 16 Pro at Apple BKC in Mumbai.
A team member assists a customer with iPhone 16 Pro at Apple BKC in Mumbai.
A crowd of customers test out the new iPhone 16 line-up.
Two customers compare the new iPhone 16 Pro to their personal device.
A customer shows off his new iPhone 16 Pro purchase as Apple team members cheer them on.
A customer checks out his new iPhone purchase.
A customer shows off their new Apple Watch Series 10.
A customer tests out the new jet black aluminium Apple Watch Series 10 on their wrist.
A customer smiles bashfully with their new AirPods Max purchase.
Apple team members applaud the first customers at Apple Myeongdong in Seoul, South Korea.
Customers show off their new iPhone 16 Pro purchases.
iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus devices on display in black, white and pink.
Customers test out the new Camera Control on iPhone 16 Pro.
A customer shows off his old and new iPhones.
Customers check out the new Apple Watch Ultra 2 in black titanium with the Titanium Milanese Loop bands.
A customer compares the white iPhone 16 and white iPhone 16 Pro cameras.
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  1. Apple Intelligence will be available as a free software update. The first set of Apple Intelligence features will be available in beta next month as part of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1, with more features rolling out in the months to come. It will be available on iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPad and Mac with M1 and later, with device and Siri language set to US English. Later this year, Apple Intelligence will add support for localised English in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and the UK. Over the course of the next year, Apple Intelligence will expand to more platforms and languages, like Chinese, English (India), English (Singapore), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese and others.

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