iPhone 16 in the UAE: All you need to know about Apple's new devices

Apple has unveiled its latest iPhone 16 line-up and, as expected, tradition held for the expected date of their retail release. The tech giant introduced the iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max at It's Glowtime event in Cupertino, California, on Monday, Apple maintained its pricing despite adding innovations – a strategy it has used in recent years as it seeks to keep its customer base and lure new users. The UAE will again be one of the first countries where the new devices will be made available. Fifty-eight countries are on the list, including Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, South Korea, Turkey, the UAE, the UK and the US. The base 6.1-inch iPhone 16 is Dh3,399, Dh3,799 and Dh4,649 for the 128GB, 256GB and 512GB models, respectively, while the 6.7-inch iPhone 16 Plus is Dh3,799, Dh4,199 and Dh5,049. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 Pro will be Dh4,299, Dh4,699, Dh5,549 and Dh6,399 for the 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB variants, respectively. The top-end iPhone 16 Pro Max is Dh5,099, Dh5,949 and Dh6,799 for the last three storage options (Apple removed the 128GB version last year). Here's a table of the new iPhones' specifications, according to Apple: Apple will begin accepting orders for the iPhones on Friday. They will be available the following Friday. In its accessories segment, the company introduced the Apple Watch Series 10, which it said is its thinnest and lightest to date. The new device was launched on the 10th anniversary of the original Watch's unveiling in 2014 . The 42mm aluminium version of Watch Series 10 is Dh1,599 for the GPS model and Dh1,999 for GPS and mobile. Its 46mm alternative is Dh1,719 and Dh2,119, respectively. Meanwhile, its titanium version comes only in a GPS-and-mobile configuration. Its 42mm model comes with a sport band for Dh2,799, while the option with the Milanese loop is Dh2,999. The 46mm titanium version is Dh2,999 and Dh3,199, respectively. Apple also announced a minor update to its Watch Ultra 2 – it now comes in a satin-black finish for Dh3,199 for the model with the trail loop or ocean band, while the option with the titanium Milanese loop is Dh3,599. Apple also introduced the AirPods 4, which comes in two variants: a base model at Dh549 and a new version with active noise cancelling at Dh749. It now also uses a USB-C port. The AirPods Pro 2 were updated with new features, most notably one that acts as a hearing aid, for Dh949. The high-end AirPods Max, on the other hand, now has new colours and a USB-C port, for Dh2,099. The new Watches and AirPods are available for orders and will also go on sale on September 20.

iPhone 16 in the UAE: All you need to know about Apple's new devices

Company maintains prices and release date