Apple Peek Performance Launch Event March 8: How to Watch, Time, What to Expect, and More

Apple is all set to kickstart its first event of 2022, and this event has been dubbed as the ‘Peak Performance’ event. Apple is known to have around 4 events in the calendar year. The first event is around March when they release new products, the second event is in June where they hold their developer’s conference and is a software-based event. September and October events are mainly iPhone releases with some other products that have a fall release date.

Apple Peek Performance Event Date, Time and How to Watch

Apple’s Peek Performance event is scheduled for 8^th March 2022 and they have a great line of new devices in store for us. The event time has been set as 10 AM PT or 11:30 PM IST. To watch Apple’s Peek Performance event live, interested viewers can either go to Apple’s official YouTube channel (embedded below) or visit their official website.

Peek Performance event: What to expect?

Apple is notorious for not sharing any information about its upcoming devices prior to its launch event. Apple has a multicoloured logo for this event which is generating a lot of anticipation as people are speculating these to be new colour options for the upcoming devices. They are also a victim to a vast number of leaks; therefore, people can get an idea of what to expect from their upcoming events. There have been various leaks and rumours surrounding Apple’s Peak Performance event, check them out below but take this information with a grain of salt as all official details will be announced during the event:

iPhone SE

The iPhone SE has been waiting for revamping for some time now, the existing device was launched in 2020. In this event, people are expecting Apple to upgrade the chipset of this device and provide the new model with the A15 Bionic Chip. There is also some talk about future-proofing the upgraded iPhone SE by adding 5G capabilities. People are also curious whether Apple will stick to the original 4.7-inch display or increase it to a 5.5-inch display.

iPad Air

The iPad Air is one of the budget-friendly devices that has been stuck on the A14 processor, many believe that the upcoming iPad Air will receive the A15 Bionic chip and will also receive a camera bump to 12-megapixel in order to support better video call quality.

M2 Processor

This leak has the people most invited as Apple’s laptops and iMacs might receive a processor bump. The M1 Pro and the M1 Max have already taken the world by storm and have provided the people with all the power they need, but it seems like Apple plans to take this to the next level and provide the people with an all-new silicon-based M2 processor with a new Macbook Air and a Macbook Pro.