A day after Apple’s September 9 event, official videos on the company’s YouTube channel show a clear hierarchy of interest: the first foldable iPhone is pulling far ahead of everything else Apple announced. The five products in the spotlight were the iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5. View counts on Apple’s own “Introducing” and “Everything announced” videos, posted about a day ago, put them in this order from most watched to least: 1. iPhone Duo 2. iPhone 18 Pro 3. Apple Watch Series 12 4. Apple Watch Ultra 4 5. AirPods 5 The full event stream, which covers every product at once, has tens of millions of views and is not a clean product-to-product comparison. The individual films are. They show a two-tier launch: iPhones, especially the Duo, are driving almost all of the official video traffic; watches and AirPods are clustering together far behind. MacDailyNews Take: View counts move quickly in the first 48 hours, and Apple will keep posting follow-ups. As of now, the public signal on YouTube is unambiguous. People came for the foldable and to a lesser extent, the iPhone 18 Pro models. The rest of the new releases are watching from a distance. Support MacDailyNews at no extra cost to you by using this link to shop at Amazon. The post iPhone Duo strongly leads Apple’s new-product YouTube views; AirPods and Watches trail far behind appeared first on MacDailyNews. Invite your friends and earn rewards
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iPhone Duo strongly leads Apple’s new-product YouTube views; AirPods and Watches trail far behind
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