Did you like the bits where I was standing IN the event spaces? I'd love to do more of them within our future videos if you think they're fun! To clarify, if you go to most company event launch videos now, you'll see they all have 10M views+, but many of those views are paid for, and the live viewership counts are the only true metric to see how many people actually tune in! To find out why everyone is buying an iPhone now: th-cam.com/video/V4D49YYihQI/w-d-xo.html
Samsung, take notes. Arun was spot on with this video. Its not what you sell, but how you sell it that matters. So many features on the S23 Ultra, like Pause USB Delivery during gaming went unnoticed and took some digging to find. If Apple made that feature, they would have spoke about it for at least 5 minutes.
i tell my students, how you sell yourself in job market not which university you got your degree from... uni does help but ultimately how you are going to sell is more important
Arun did create a wonderful video explaining every possible reason of their popularity, but he forgot the most important reason - Iphone's first hype which haven't fallen down since the launch of the first Iphone.
Facts! Samsung needs to improve their selling skills. I think they assume the average android user won't care about the small upgrades and need to focus on the giant leaps in tech...and while we do care about massive upgrades, we also care about the little things. Like the routine function where I can turn off fast charging at night, cap it at 85%, then 30 min before I wake up it turns on fast charging and tops off the battery
I know what makes Apple event special. It's their brainless iZombie cult. Simple. Arun says recent Apple events have this cuteness, that warmness, those freshness..... Yet even most of the iZombies I know say that they enjoyed Steve Jobs Auditorium-event than Cook's boring Drama.
I studied creative industries in Lithuania and I watched this video with a bag of popcorn, like in a cinema. Storytelling is the key. Thank you for reminding this. You nailed it by the way.
Simon Sinek does a great speech on why Apple's advertising and launches are effective. When I studied for my MBA, we used Apple as an example a lot for effective business strategies.
@@jackinthebox1817 I mean the iPhones work 😂 there's a reason why I had five Android devices this past year and none of them have taken over as my daily driver. That includes my S23U which will placed on my bedside table until the wifi 6 connection issue is fixed or I go traveling again. Most iPhone users keep their phone for about 5-6 years
Yeah I have noticed this earlier. The apple events are genuinely more exciting. The short videos that they make to highlight little upgrades are so well made and their sound design is also exceptional. Even tough I am an Android user and I don't think I will ever buy an iPhone, but still I watch all iPhone events like a movie.
I use Samsung, I've never tuned in to a Samsung Launch Event, but I buy their products afterwards. But I'm more than thrilled when the Apple Event is up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 though I don't use any of their products
If they're going to act like family members. I'm going to treat them like it. I visit their house, hang out and leave without feeling guilty that I didn't do anything for them. A Company should act like a company. Be friendly but clear about why you're there. Sell you what you're there for, try to upsell you on something you didn't know about and then you leave. Anything else is just embarrassing.
@@hamzasultan96 interesting, but i believe that a company is always focused on profit, even if there are any major focuses too, this is the biggest one to keep the business going, so whatever works, and clearly this works best. think long-term
Usually, when a big moment happens in a TH-camr’s life, it causes them to stay away from YT for a while, or their upload schedule changes. But not Arun. Bro got engaged, and is still dedicated to his channel and his girl. You can’t NOT respect this guy. He is hands down one of the best content creators. You’re amazing, Arun. Edit: bro y’all are mad now
You will still find people saying "MKBHD is the best" and he doesnt even come close to Arun, bro has surpassed everyone and the amount of effort on each video is insane!
@@AshrZ Your comment is the kind we need here, wholesome. Let's appreciate our techtubers all the same for giving us awesome content for free! I love Arun for his comprehensive yet very concise, entertaining, and aesthetic content. I love Marques for his very honest, straight to the point reviews of tech products. I love LTT for the wide variety of tech content they offer. From LTT main channel, to TechQuickie, TechLinked, and ShortCircuit!
Great video explaining this, I've always liked watching the Apple events and I always wondered why. I thought this whole time it was the way they present things, say key words all the time like "So excited" and "Today we're..." along with their body language looking so humble and open. I never thought about the bigger picture in their production when compared to other companies shows. Google do a decent one too, they stay in the same place and do it with a huge crowd but still doesn't hit as hard as Apples. Now I see the differences
That’s why I find Apple so interesting. Everything they do is thought out thoroughly and it shows even in small decisions that play with your mind (Like beginning each Apple event in the same way) not saying every decision they make is perfect but with me being interested in business, Apple are a fascinating company to dissect.
9:07 One thing I like about when Apple does compare to the other option, they mention the testing methodology and what they used (it's written in small print at the end of their product pages).
That is an impressive analysis! What strikes me is that there is no way Samsung, Xiaomi and the rest do not know this...or that they lack the resources but still they do not even attempt to pull it off. I remember watching Steve Jobs talk about things and he always had a story to tell. What amazes me is to think whatever systems and process he built to make sure Apple's marketing always put the story at the centre has survived him. SOme legacy that for those that realize how rare and incredible that is. Perhaps some credit is due to Tim Cook for this, certainly. Funny thing is, I've never been tempted to buy or use Apple products ever but I find the company and it's story(s) fascinating. Much to learn but perhaps not emulate.
I know what makes Apple event special. It's their brainless iZombie cult. Simple. Arun says recent Apple events have this cuteness, that warmness, those freshness..... Yet even most of the iZombies I know say that they enjoyed Steve Jobs Auditorium-event that Cook's boring Drama.
The telling of the story as well as high production value matters a lot to me. This also why I follow people like you on TH-cam, when I watch a video, it’s not just about I formation, I can read that in a much shorter time on a website, I watch for entertainment too. So good quality clear video and sound matter for me to spend my time on your content. So with you already doing this and understanding it’s importance, keep it up Arun.
I remember the iPhone 7 reveal. I used Android at the time and didn’t switch to iPhone until 12 but I still watched the entire presentation and remember being mesmerised by the iPhone 7 even if it didn’t do much the 6S didn’t do they made it seem so amazing. It feels like Apple really take care in making their products. I have a 2009 MacBook Pro that still looks almost like new and still looks better than most new windows laptops.
That's because all windows laptops are terrible - at least from my experience (involving ~3 windows laptops in the past nearly decade i'd say, and these are not cheap - they are macbook air prices). Awful battery life, not too fast, mid audio, mid displays, mid cameras. I have an old 2011 macbook pro 13", provided it's old, slow and battery has degraded. it's still "reliable", on the other hand a hp laptop - the battery stopped working in few years.
@@prabhsaini1 Not "all" Windows laptops are terrible... Maybe the models you owned gave u that particular experience. Some Windows laptops stood the test of time really well. Am literally typing this comment from a 2009 Dell Latitude E6400, whose performance is still solid enough for daily use and everything else still holds up extremely well today, even the display, build quality, and the little things like the keyboard and trackpad. Heck, I could overclock the display refresh rate to 90Hz, and it's such a joy to use tbh. I will agree with ur statement on HP laptops tho, coz even I had a similar experience with a high-end HP business laptop (not sure if its ProBook or EliteBook) from around 2011.
Every so often I go back to the iPhone X commercial and they advertised it so well that I still have that sort of “I want that” moment even though I’m now on an iPhone 14 pro
I LOVE that the quality of your videos increase with each upload! The way your voice becomes more and more enthusiastic sounding with each and the way you're always to the point and quick with your points.
The comparison of the phone you mentioned reminds me of a writing trick where they'll show a really big guy the hero has a hard time beating, just for an even bigger guy to come in and smash the original off the map. Essentially it's a power transfer that makes the new guy that much more intimidating.
@3:05 I remembered when I was working in a production company making cooling fans for Macbook(s), there's a special production line that is covered from the rest and we call it "Eden" as its code word.
To be fair, i think there is a point to say about the clear distinction from apple events pre and during/post lockdowns. Before they were getting rather stale with the ugly powerpoint presentation but now they are really high quality and special when they switched to premade videos.
Apple operates in a bubble. They don't care that something they've introduced existed 10 years ago. To their users, it's only existing now. They could say "this year we've added an in-screen fingerprint sensor" and it would resonate as the birth of a new idea. They've really nailed the "lifestyle aspect"
@@Ryukishi07hjj Funny that you say that, because thats what exactly what Apple makes you think.. and they very succesfull with that.. just look at your self
Wow, how much effort and research went into this video? Thank you very much Arun, for putting so much time and work into this! Greetings from Germany. Looking forward to your next video.
@@Bingiisyaboi29 what do you mean by "Not much?" Arun researched all of this and out a lot of effort into making this video for us to see? How is that not much effort?
I don't care about reveal events other than one thing. The date of release. That way I can know roughly when tech youtubers get their hands on it and give an honest review instead of someone being paid by the company talking about how great the product is.
I like how you’ve implemented some of their skills in presenting your work on TH-cam. From the music and sound effects to the quick jump into the chair 😉. Great production Mrwhoistheboss!
I get the tingles still when a keynote is announced, even the littlest ones are still worth it. I can’t wait to see all the transformations they have to show the next presentation. By far my favorite keynote was iOS 6 to 7.
What companies need to understand is they need to make it as if their users are the ones in the experience of the events and not just them watching and talking about the new products, thats the main difference
I like the fact that this channel is so different of any other tech rather just review stuff you can get educated in the tech industry in general .. Thanks
I feel like when both of the directs come out, Nintendo seems to always be talked about more than PlayStation, could seem like a good video. That said, I do believe PlayStation’s “State Of Play” event is good but the Nintendo directs always seem more talked about
really? i never hear anything from nintendo other than drama because they're a terrible company. last i had hype for any of their products was the wii lol
As an Android user, I would care less about Apple products, but their live events are so entertaining to watch, that I look forward to the next event after finishing watching the current!
@@sherrimoquin5553 That's the business of it! Watch, if he has enough budget in the next decade, he will surely become an apple user. Just you wait... This entire thing seems oddly sinister really
@@sherrimoquin5553 Because that's the point, I love the cinematics and the cool transitions ...I watch them for entertaining purposes and for the production value. I used to upgrade to a new Galaxy phone every 2 years starting from the Galaxy S2 to S4 to S5 then S7, S9, S10, and S21 before switching to Xiaomi. But I don't even bother with either Samsung or Xiaomi's events, I just watch the hands on videos to know what's new!
this breakdown video is valuable for wide range of people. I learned more in the last 15 minutes than I did a semester of speech class. Thanks for making it.
Arun, you always produce such high quality excellent videos and they are so good that within 20 minutes of upload I’m there watching the video, especially the proposal video was so well though and well planned 😊 can’t thank you more.
You're a company, not my brother I'm meeting after a while. This is the sentiment I've always had about Apple's launch events. This video just brought my sentiment into words.
I think the biggest reason why Apple events are different it’s because they “invented” them. From the Mac introduction in 1984, to the return of Steve Jobs, the launch of the first iMac, the launch of the iPod, or iPhone… All of those were iconic. But, more importantly, Steve Jobs. He was the best doing these events and, even though now they’re completely different, people are still pulled into.
I grew up being "Anti apple" and i still never bought an apple product. This goes way back, when buying a GPU to apple cost about 3x as much as it did for my windows system. Pricing is a lot better these days, but not being able to pick and choose what i want makes apple products still uninteresting for me.
Eh, same goes for most OEMs. Unless you're building a PC by yourself from scratch, complete customisability is practically non-existent these days, which sucks
@@smartsidetech no i mean m a gamer and im an Android developer.. Thats y, i like to tinker stuff also need a lot of custom things.. Never want to be in one restricted system
I don’t really watch the Apple event because sometimes it’s too long, but it is cool to watch with the music at the background and the good warmth welcome feeling
I always watch Apple Events, despite the fact that I only own one Apple product (my iPhone 12, before that 6s, before that 5c, all second hand from family and not bought myself) and that I have no intention of purchasing another Apple product any time soon. They're just some of the best tech related entertainment and a nice way to kick back and relax after a long day.
I had an iPhone 10, and after watching the event, seeing the insane camera, the chipset, and the dynamic island, and also the fact that IOS 16 was my last major update made me get the 14 pro, apple did a good job to sell a phone
One of the things that blew my mind about the company was when they announced the effort they had gone to to cater for wheelchair users using the Apple Watch ie. studying algorithms to let people still use the fitness features. Incredible.
Honestly I love the online keynotes. Of course the old keynotes had its charm but these online ones at Apple HQ are wonderful because they have really slick transitions, great animation and presentations and catchy music. It’s honestly fun to watch them.
I think whatever we think about a brand, their events or products is just in our head. If you love a brand, you would always see the best things about them and not the little wrong things about them.
True. But not all people think like this. Many people can still think objectively. No matter what brand it is, if the brand does not give them the best benefit, they will leave the brand. For example, I left Samsung because I notice Xiaomi give the best feature and specs at a more affordable price. But then again, each person is to themselves.
The Apple 14 commercial that has the mom chasing down her son while filming the whole time, is one of the best commercials I have seen. I even said something after watching it the first time. They should be proud of that one
The Apple events are like rock concerts in words. At a concert the performer(s) may start off with past hits and then, maybe not until the encore) once the energy is just right, knock everyone off their feet latest smash hit.
I like how apple shows you the inside of their devices sometimes as well. Think taptic engine, IBIS, faceID etc. They do these graphics that show you the nitty gritty parts inside the device. Their devices are so expertly crafted both outside and inside so they aren't shy to show you what's inside. I mean just look at a picture of the inside of an S23 Ultra vs the inside of an iPhone 14 Pro.
From a psychological perspective it's truely amazing how good they are at continuing to lead their flock. They keep their fans hooked like a teenage boy on a date with the "love of his life", and similarly under their thumb too. Again in similar ways the fan would never admit this either or if coaxed admit it in accepting defeat. It truly is the mental tech equivalent of love relationship turned controlling and manipulating relationship. Oddly ask fans about it in this context and it's unacceptable 😅
Apple fanboys are as dumb as every other fanboy out there... Dont matter if your fanboy of apple, samsung, windows, linux, tesla, chevrolet or whatever... Its never the smart move to be a fan of a brand
@@justinkrok3155 dude, marketing is based on psychology research 😂. So, its not rare to think that. Everyone is in a certain way manipulated by marketing.
My elder brother used to watch and learn from Steve Job's key notes for his uni presentations. Like how Steve never looked at the slides while changing.
The green screen effects in this video were truly AMAZING! Great information as well, the green screen shots definitely helped convey the message you were trying to get across. Great work Arun!
Really great breakdown. Makes one understand why and how Apple are good at their craft. The word ‘craft’ even makes sense in this context given the attention to detail and execution by the Silicon Valley giant
brilliant breakdown, Arun! this is so well researched-excellent demonstration of your craft 🙏🏾 the humor is so subtle but creative, and i love when you put yourself on stage in the VX shots 😂
Just viewed one more content Ahhh it's now becoming overwhelming now to grab your video data because you every time come with a new topic with new energy appreciate it 🎉🎉
1:07 it feels like that can’t be the explanation since the transitions and even doing it at the headquarters is recent compared to the success of the events. At Apple these events are a great moment to show what everyone is working on and is a lot of responsibility to make them great 😊
Actually Apple changed the presentation when Covid-19 went viral… But it is true and some parts were true before! I also really enjoy watching the presentations for the jokes and all those little things. It is great! Apple really nailed presentation. Actually I never know, when the competitors are having a presentation and to be honest, most of the time I also don’t care too much. But Apple keynote is a date I save to be sure to watch live!
Apple’s method of guarding its development process by allowing people to know only the piece they’re working was used used 400 years ago by Shakespeare who only gave each actor his own lines along with the corresponding cues. He did this to prevent anyone from stealing his material and passing it off as their own. Apparently great minds, in this case Will and Steve, really do think alike. Brilliantly entertaining presentation, as always.
The amount of study and hardwork you do to decode every company's techniques whether be it marketing or camera features or reliability or this one. Superb 🎉
It's weird to think about, but Apple is open and honest about keeping secrets. They know exactly how much to express, how to express it, where to express it, and when to express it. Similarly, in my martial arts academy, black belts are sought after not for the threads that they are made of, but for what the collection of threads implies and represents. Also, is Arun wearing the same turtleneck sweater that Steve Jobs would wear? Nice detail.
Thank you, thank you, thank you so so much for making this video, am just so thrilled with how much information u can convey in the video with complete understanding to the viewer, it’s just so satisfying to watch your videos Arun. It just makes you want to watch all your videos but I already did 😭. Love the content❤.
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Did you like the bits where I was standing IN the event spaces? I'd love to do more of them within our future videos if you think they're fun!
To clarify, if you go to most company event launch videos now, you'll see they all have 10M views+, but many of those views are paid for, and the live viewership counts are the only true metric to see how many people actually tune in! To find out why everyone is buying an iPhone now: th-cam.com/video/V4D49YYihQI/w-d-xo.html
they were very cool!
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 + used is my favourite!❤❤❤
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Yes it really makes it efficient and makes you stand out from the rest of tech TH-camrs
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Samsung, take notes. Arun was spot on with this video. Its not what you sell, but how you sell it that matters. So many features on the S23 Ultra, like Pause USB Delivery during gaming went unnoticed and took some digging to find. If Apple made that feature, they would have spoke about it for at least 5 minutes.
i tell my students, how you sell yourself in job market not which university you got your degree from... uni does help but ultimately how you are going to sell is more important
Arun did create a wonderful video explaining every possible reason of their popularity, but he forgot the most important reason - Iphone's first hype which haven't fallen down since the launch of the first Iphone.
Facts! Samsung needs to improve their selling skills. I think they assume the average android user won't care about the small upgrades and need to focus on the giant leaps in tech...and while we do care about massive upgrades, we also care about the little things. Like the routine function where I can turn off fast charging at night, cap it at 85%, then 30 min before I wake up it turns on fast charging and tops off the battery
@@heeeydevon8262 what you described with the samsung battery charging, iPhones already do that since iOS13. They call it ‘optimised battery charging’.
Nah we ain't mindless sheeples. And we are not mindless idol worshippers.
Apple's cinematography is always top notch.
Colour grading in their videos always feel fresh and natural.
while windows PCs hardly handles P3 colour range
I know what makes Apple event special.
It's their brainless iZombie cult.
Simple.
Arun says recent Apple events have this cuteness, that warmness, those freshness.....
Yet even most of the iZombies I know say that they enjoyed Steve Jobs Auditorium-event than Cook's boring Drama.
You havnt seen much of Android then
@@abutaleb5769 cope and seethe apple hater 😂
@@abutaleb5769 you might to watch out, your Samsung phone is on fire
I studied creative industries in Lithuania and I watched this video with a bag of popcorn, like in a cinema. Storytelling is the key. Thank you for reminding this. You nailed it by the way.
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Back in college, I actually studied Apple events so I can apply it to the way in reporting in front of the class. It really helps
Surely!
is there any chance i can read your report? it's interisting to know cause why'd i never think about that before 😭
Im gonna do that lol
That's actually really smart! I should try that as well
Simon Sinek does a great speech on why Apple's advertising and launches are effective. When I studied for my MBA, we used Apple as an example a lot for effective business strategies.
Apple is the best marketing company in the world. Who else would sell 600usd wheels and the same phones every year for decades.
@@jackinthebox1817 😂
@@jackinthebox1817 true 😂😂😂
@@jackinthebox1817 $700, actually. They never need to market it though, people like you already gave them publicity for that lol. Genius move ngl
@@jackinthebox1817 I mean the iPhones work 😂 there's a reason why I had five Android devices this past year and none of them have taken over as my daily driver. That includes my S23U which will placed on my bedside table until the wifi 6 connection issue is fixed or I go traveling again. Most iPhone users keep their phone for about 5-6 years
Yeah I have noticed this earlier. The apple events are genuinely more exciting. The short videos that they make to highlight little upgrades are so well made and their sound design is also exceptional. Even tough I am an Android user and I don't think I will ever buy an iPhone, but still I watch all iPhone events like a movie.
Stalking them? 😂
@@yasyatsie7429lol maybe 😂
Yeah. They are great an PR. That maybe Apples greatest product, their PR department.
@@yasyatsie7429 yea to an extent where I subscribe to them in TH-cam simply to watch their ads
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Definitely not
I use Samsung, I've never tuned in to a Samsung Launch Event, but I buy their products afterwards. But I'm more than thrilled when the Apple Event is up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 though I don't use any of their products
Same
If they're going to act like family members. I'm going to treat them like it. I visit their house, hang out and leave without feeling guilty that I didn't do anything for them. A Company should act like a company. Be friendly but clear about why you're there. Sell you what you're there for, try to upsell you on something you didn't know about and then you leave. Anything else is just embarrassing.
@@hamzasultan96 interesting, but i believe that a company is always focused on profit, even if there are any major focuses too, this is the biggest one to keep the business going, so whatever works, and clearly this works best. think long-term
Usually, when a big moment happens in a TH-camr’s life, it causes them to stay away from YT for a while, or their upload schedule changes. But not Arun. Bro got engaged, and is still dedicated to his channel and his girl. You can’t NOT respect this guy. He is hands down one of the best content creators. You’re amazing, Arun.
Edit: bro y’all are mad now
You will still find people saying "MKBHD is the best" and he doesnt even come close to Arun, bro has surpassed everyone and the amount of effort on each video is insane!
@Undergord LTT is cringe, man cant go 2 min without promoting his cringe merch
Are you seriously comparing tech TH-camrs? C'mon everyone, you're better than this - Marques, Arun, and Linus are all amazing content creators! :)
@@AshrZ I agree
@@AshrZ Your comment is the kind we need here, wholesome. Let's appreciate our techtubers all the same for giving us awesome content for free!
I love Arun for his comprehensive yet very concise, entertaining, and aesthetic content.
I love Marques for his very honest, straight to the point reviews of tech products.
I love LTT for the wide variety of tech content they offer. From LTT main channel, to TechQuickie, TechLinked, and ShortCircuit!
Great video explaining this, I've always liked watching the Apple events and I always wondered why. I thought this whole time it was the way they present things, say key words all the time like "So excited" and "Today we're..." along with their body language looking so humble and open. I never thought about the bigger picture in their production when compared to other companies shows. Google do a decent one too, they stay in the same place and do it with a huge crowd but still doesn't hit as hard as Apples. Now I see the differences
Bruh why Noone comment
Ez
Seems almost magical....their use of words
I hate how overpriced apple's products are. And choose to stay away from them most of the time. But I can't deny I love watching apple events.
Presentation 100 but 0 innovation
One of the best marketing slogans I ever heard was "Don't sell the mattress, sell the dream." And I think that fits Apple brilliantly.
That’s why I find Apple so interesting. Everything they do is thought out thoroughly and it shows even in small decisions that play with your mind (Like beginning each Apple event in the same way) not saying every decision they make is perfect but with me being interested in business, Apple are a fascinating company to dissect.
9:07 One thing I like about when Apple does compare to the other option, they mention the testing methodology and what they used (it's written in small print at the end of their product pages).
Arun is the only tech guy who can always keep us intrigued watching 15-30min videos, hes way ahead of any channel!
He’s the best love him
He's the apple of his field
MKBHD be like:
These kids youtube viewers never heard of Linus lol.
@@KingKong-xp6soLinus’ content is really informative but I would say Arun’s work is many times more entertaining.
That is an impressive analysis! What strikes me is that there is no way Samsung, Xiaomi and the rest do not know this...or that they lack the resources but still they do not even attempt to pull it off. I remember watching Steve Jobs talk about things and he always had a story to tell. What amazes me is to think whatever systems and process he built to make sure Apple's marketing always put the story at the centre has survived him. SOme legacy that for those that realize how rare and incredible that is. Perhaps some credit is due to Tim Cook for this, certainly. Funny thing is, I've never been tempted to buy or use Apple products ever but I find the company and it's story(s) fascinating. Much to learn but perhaps not emulate.
And yet, your videos are an Apple-y way of presentation too. Each one better than the last. You continue to amaze Arun
+1
He’s the man-great guy love him-always charming always great Arun
I know what makes Apple event special.
It's their brainless iZombie cult.
Simple.
Arun says recent Apple events have this cuteness, that warmness, those freshness.....
Yet even most of the iZombies I know say that they enjoyed Steve Jobs Auditorium-event that Cook's boring Drama.
@@abutaleb5769 iZombies like the CEO of Huawei that buys iPhones for his family? 🤭
@@abutaleb5769who asked
The telling of the story as well as high production value matters a lot to me. This also why I follow people like you on TH-cam, when I watch a video, it’s not just about I formation, I can read that in a much shorter time on a website, I watch for entertainment too. So good quality clear video and sound matter for me to spend my time on your content. So with you already doing this and understanding it’s importance, keep it up Arun.
As a marketeer and tech fan this breakdown was amazing. A classic example of how resonating your messaging with the voc impacts consumer behaviour.
I remember the iPhone 7 reveal. I used Android at the time and didn’t switch to iPhone until 12 but I still watched the entire presentation and remember being mesmerised by the iPhone 7 even if it didn’t do much the 6S didn’t do they made it seem so amazing. It feels like Apple really take care in making their products. I have a 2009 MacBook Pro that still looks almost like new and still looks better than most new windows laptops.
Yeah, they do great PR. PR is probably Apples greatest product.
@@TomT-bn1lm seems like you never owned one
That's because all windows laptops are terrible - at least from my experience (involving ~3 windows laptops in the past nearly decade i'd say, and these are not cheap - they are macbook air prices). Awful battery life, not too fast, mid audio, mid displays, mid cameras. I have an old 2011 macbook pro 13", provided it's old, slow and battery has degraded. it's still "reliable", on the other hand a hp laptop - the battery stopped working in few years.
@@prabhsaini1 Not "all" Windows laptops are terrible...
Maybe the models you owned gave u that particular experience.
Some Windows laptops stood the test of time really well.
Am literally typing this comment from a 2009 Dell Latitude E6400, whose performance is still solid enough for daily use and everything else still holds up extremely well today, even the display, build quality, and the little things like the keyboard and trackpad. Heck, I could overclock the display refresh rate to 90Hz, and it's such a joy to use tbh.
I will agree with ur statement on HP laptops tho, coz even I had a similar experience with a high-end HP business laptop (not sure if its ProBook or EliteBook) from around 2011.
Every so often I go back to the iPhone X commercial and they advertised it so well that I still have that sort of “I want that” moment even though I’m now on an iPhone 14 pro
I LOVE that the quality of your videos increase with each upload! The way your voice becomes more and more enthusiastic sounding with each and the way you're always to the point and quick with your points.
The only channel where I don't skip a single second
The comparison of the phone you mentioned reminds me of a writing trick where they'll show a really big guy the hero has a hard time beating, just for an even bigger guy to come in and smash the original off the map. Essentially it's a power transfer that makes the new guy that much more intimidating.
@3:05 I remembered when I was working in a production company making cooling fans for Macbook(s), there's a special production line that is covered from the rest and we call it "Eden" as its code word.
To be fair, i think there is a point to say about the clear distinction from apple events pre and during/post lockdowns. Before they were getting rather stale with the ugly powerpoint presentation but now they are really high quality and special when they switched to premade videos.
Apple operates in a bubble. They don't care that something they've introduced existed 10 years ago. To their users, it's only existing now. They could say "this year we've added an in-screen fingerprint sensor" and it would resonate as the birth of a new idea. They've really nailed the "lifestyle aspect"
But they make it in a better way
To be honest most of what they do it is the first time, because any other attempts in the past were either low quality or abandoned😂
@@Ryukishi07hjj Funny that you say that, because thats what exactly what Apple makes you think.. and they very succesfull with that.. just look at your self
@@Ryukishi07hjj Except apple has never done anything better than their competition ever.
Correct
Wow, how much effort and research went into this video? Thank you very much Arun, for putting so much time and work into this! Greetings from Germany. Looking forward to your next video.
Not much
@@Bingiisyaboi29 what do you mean by "Not much?" Arun researched all of this and out a lot of effort into making this video for us to see? How is that not much effort?
@@Bingiisyaboi29 bruh who tf liked his comment
@@jayalakshmisarin3461 his other accounts lol
@@jayalakshmisarin3461 "freedom of speech"
Yesterday I saw 900k people join WWDC2023 in
Wow
Mb bro
Even though I am an android guy,I also agree that Apple's launch event is top notch (just like their phone's notch at the top)
Bro doesn't know that the iPhone 14 Pro's don't have a notch 💀
@@_SparkHere Chill 🗿🍷
@@_SparkHere still has quite a large hole punch camera
I don't know what I was expecting when I clicked on this video, but seeing Arun in his own version of Apple park definitely blew my mind 🤯
This is the kind of deeply researched content only “YOU” can really deliver.
Arun is awesome great presentation great videos great content millions of followers he’s the boss
True 👍🏻
@@gabecollett He knows, that's why he named his channel like thay
I don't care about reveal events other than one thing. The date of release. That way I can know roughly when tech youtubers get their hands on it and give an honest review instead of someone being paid by the company talking about how great the product is.
@Klippo Did he, aye?
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@killer666 I I figured as much.
I'm really impressed with the amount of research you put into this video and the terrific delivery!
I like how you’ve implemented some of their skills in presenting your work on TH-cam. From the music and sound effects to the quick jump into the chair 😉. Great production Mrwhoistheboss!
The best part is when tim comes up on stage and reinvents stuff
You misspelled "steal"
W apple
W to the other companies that create something for Apple to reinvent
At least they make original ideas
he is not reinventing anything
@@AMAZINGDAVE cry about it
I get the tingles still when a keynote is announced, even the littlest ones are still worth it. I can’t wait to see all the transformations they have to show the next presentation. By far my favorite keynote was iOS 6 to 7.
You apple stem riders are crazy 💀
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What companies need to understand is they need to make it as if their users are the ones in the experience of the events and not just them watching and talking about the new products, thats the main difference
Ugh
@@equalspro because when someone like something about APPLE then it they ride on apple because they don't have opinion at ALL like you normal people
I like the fact that this channel is so different of any other tech rather just review stuff you can get educated in the tech industry in general .. Thanks
Very interesting; I feel like a similar discussion could be had on Nintendo directs vs the competition
no i think playstation is also great with it
@@molotovovickow but nintendo is way better
I feel like when both of the directs come out, Nintendo seems to always be talked about more than PlayStation, could seem like a good video. That said, I do believe PlayStation’s “State Of Play” event is good but the Nintendo directs always seem more talked about
100 percent agreed Nintendo has a similar pull compared to apple.
really? i never hear anything from nintendo other than drama because they're a terrible company. last i had hype for any of their products was the wii lol
As an Android user, I would care less about Apple products, but their live events are so entertaining to watch, that I look forward to the next event after finishing watching the current!
Bum
If you don't care about Apple products then why would you watch their events it doesn't make sense
@@sherrimoquin5553 That's the business of it!
Watch, if he has enough budget in the next decade, he will surely become an apple user. Just you wait...
This entire thing seems oddly sinister really
@@QUBIQUBED oh ok and like I said I just don't think it makes sense and I'm waiting for s24u next year
@@sherrimoquin5553 Because that's the point, I love the cinematics and the cool transitions ...I watch them for entertaining purposes and for the production value.
I used to upgrade to a new Galaxy phone every 2 years starting from the Galaxy S2 to S4 to S5 then S7, S9, S10, and S21 before switching to Xiaomi. But I don't even bother with either Samsung or Xiaomi's events, I just watch the hands on videos to know what's new!
samsung: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
this breakdown video is valuable for wide range of people. I learned more in the last 15 minutes than I did a semester of speech class. Thanks for making it.
Really enjoyed the bits where you've jumped into the locations. Great Video in general, well researched and -framed-.
One thing I love about your videos is that your sponsors are always at the end 😂❤
10:26 wtf is iPhone 14 chungus 😭😂😂
BIG AS- BASS
No one does it really great like Arun! Comprehensive research done, entertaining to watch and very informative. Much love from Kenya👌
Even though i'm using Samsung, i still watch Apple events on a yearly basis. It just feels warm and cozy to watch.
I just hope @samsung are taking notes! 📝
@@denizberk3504 nah they are busy faking their moon photos😂. Poor Samsung.
Arun, you always produce such high quality excellent videos and they are so good that within 20 minutes of upload I’m there watching the video, especially the proposal video was so well though and well planned 😊 can’t thank you more.
Next!
I hope to build a channel someday too🥹☺️
I’ve been watching Arun’s vids for nearly 6 years, His quality has never dipped!
I love at 5:46 where Apple choose to show Adobe After Effects over Apple Motion. We’ve won boys 🙌🏾
You're a company, not my brother I'm meeting after a while. This is the sentiment I've always had about Apple's launch events. This video just brought my sentiment into words.
I think the biggest reason why Apple events are different it’s because they “invented” them. From the Mac introduction in 1984, to the return of Steve Jobs, the launch of the first iMac, the launch of the iPod, or iPhone… All of those were iconic. But, more importantly, Steve Jobs. He was the best doing these events and, even though now they’re completely different, people are still pulled into.
I grew up being "Anti apple" and i still never bought an apple product. This goes way back, when buying a GPU to apple cost about 3x as much as it did for my windows system. Pricing is a lot better these days, but not being able to pick and choose what i want makes apple products still uninteresting for me.
Same here .. Never will buy apple since its of no use for me
Eh, same goes for most OEMs. Unless you're building a PC by yourself from scratch, complete customisability is practically non-existent these days, which sucks
@@Tom_Stevens617
Well, in Laptops you can at least swap the SSD and RAM most of the time with standard parts. Except you have a MacBook.
@@rajeshbedi it’s no use until you try
@@smartsidetech no i mean m a gamer and im an Android developer.. Thats y, i like to tinker stuff also need a lot of custom things.. Never want to be in one restricted system
Arun’s shoes in this video are absolute 🔥
I don’t really watch the Apple event because sometimes it’s too long, but it is cool to watch with the music at the background and the good warmth welcome feeling
I always watch Apple Events, despite the fact that I only own one Apple product (my iPhone 12, before that 6s, before that 5c, all second hand from family and not bought myself) and that I have no intention of purchasing another Apple product any time soon. They're just some of the best tech related entertainment and a nice way to kick back and relax after a long day.
I had an iPhone 10, and after watching the event, seeing the insane camera, the chipset, and the dynamic island, and also the fact that IOS 16 was my last major update made me get the 14 pro, apple did a good job to sell a phone
@@random-vids112bro… you were going to get 17.
lets take a moment to appreciate how great Arun's video production is as well
One of the things that blew my mind about the company was when they announced the effort they had gone to to cater for wheelchair users using the Apple Watch ie. studying algorithms to let people still use the fitness features. Incredible.
Honestly I love the online keynotes. Of course the old keynotes had its charm but these online ones at Apple HQ are wonderful because they have really slick transitions, great animation and presentations and catchy music. It’s honestly fun to watch them.
I think whatever we think about a brand, their events or products is just in our head. If you love a brand, you would always see the best things about them and not the little wrong things about them.
U say it perfectly
True. But not all people think like this. Many people can still think objectively. No matter what brand it is, if the brand does not give them the best benefit, they will leave the brand.
For example, I left Samsung because I notice Xiaomi give the best feature and specs at a more affordable price.
But then again, each person is to themselves.
@@mcglitter07 Ya, True
I love how you simultaneously teach us how good business works.
This is why a dedicated marketing team should really be aligned to how the comsumers want to be treated :)
The Apple 14 commercial that has the mom chasing down her son while filming the whole time, is one of the best commercials I have seen. I even said something after watching it the first time. They should be proud of that one
For me the best one is the AirPods Max one where with the asteroids etc. So cool!
The Apple events are like rock concerts in words. At a concert the performer(s) may start off with past hits and then, maybe not until the encore) once the energy is just right, knock everyone off their feet latest smash hit.
I like how apple shows you the inside of their devices sometimes as well. Think taptic engine, IBIS, faceID etc. They do these graphics that show you the nitty gritty parts inside the device. Their devices are so expertly crafted both outside and inside so they aren't shy to show you what's inside. I mean just look at a picture of the inside of an S23 Ultra vs the inside of an iPhone 14 Pro.
Boss has studied Apple’s style immensely and brought that genius into his own videos
03:35 this is the biggest balls of the summer
Apple has always been unique growing up and always had a unique hype around it. Apple's masterminds are by far... incomparable.
From a psychological perspective it's truely amazing how good they are at continuing to lead their flock. They keep their fans hooked like a teenage boy on a date with the "love of his life", and similarly under their thumb too.
Again in similar ways the fan would never admit this either or if coaxed admit it in accepting defeat.
It truly is the mental tech equivalent of love relationship turned controlling and manipulating relationship. Oddly ask fans about it in this context and it's unacceptable 😅
Lmao, facts
Apple fanboys are as dumb as every other fanboy out there... Dont matter if your fanboy of apple, samsung, windows, linux, tesla, chevrolet or whatever... Its never the smart move to be a fan of a brand
@@justinkrok3155 Tim touched me👼
Salty much? Relax and breathe lol.
@@justinkrok3155 dude, marketing is based on psychology research 😂. So, its not rare to think that. Everyone is in a certain way manipulated by marketing.
My elder brother used to watch and learn from Steve Job's key notes for his uni presentations. Like how Steve never looked at the slides while changing.
Even with all the good things Apple does, I still won't switch to Apple but that's just my opinion
Thank you for not forcing your opinion down my throat :D
I like apple, but android is pretty cool too
Android vs Apple battle coming up soon lol
The green screen effects in this video were truly AMAZING! Great information as well, the green screen shots definitely helped convey the message you were trying to get across. Great work Arun!
Yes
Love to see how Apple can trick us from just audio. Also anyone else realize he's wearing a Steve Jobs outfit?
This is so in-depth from a marketing and sales perspective. Explains a lot. Thank you for this.
Apple's brand image is quite inspiring to me
Arun casually wearing a turtle neck just like Steve Jobs
How can big companies don’t know this? Hope your video will help them, you’ve been amazing 🎉
"iPhone 14 CHUNGUS, Now with THICCCC BASS"
10:29
Been watching Apple Events since 2017... And have been watching all of them with the same hype and excitement.
Your joke was so bad it gave me adds 8:54
Wtf here also 🤣
lmao same
I got an android ad ☠️
Really great breakdown. Makes one understand why and how Apple are good at their craft. The word ‘craft’ even makes sense in this context given the attention to detail and execution by the Silicon Valley giant
brilliant breakdown, Arun! this is so well researched-excellent demonstration of your craft 🙏🏾 the humor is so subtle but creative, and i love when you put yourself on stage in the VX shots 😂
Just viewed one more content
Ahhh it's now becoming overwhelming now to grab your video data because you every time come with a new topic with new energy appreciate it 🎉🎉
Samsung needs to watch this vid.
I don't attend Live Events, I just watch reviewer vids.
1:07 it feels like that can’t be the explanation since the transitions and even doing it at the headquarters is recent compared to the success of the events. At Apple these events are a great moment to show what everyone is working on and is a lot of responsibility to make them great 😊
Respect to Arun for not forgetting about the I-Phoney 12 Pro Plus Max 5G Fold Ultra 😂👍
I remember when apple used to be on the stage but glad to see that they made there events better
Actually Apple changed the presentation when Covid-19 went viral… But it is true and some parts were true before! I also really enjoy watching the presentations for the jokes and all those little things. It is great! Apple really nailed presentation. Actually I never know, when the competitors are having a presentation and to be honest, most of the time I also don’t care too much. But Apple keynote is a date I save to be sure to watch live!
We've reached this stage now? Didn't know there were people out there that rated the performance of the announcements over the actual announcements
Apple’s method of guarding its development process by allowing people to know only the piece they’re working was used used 400 years ago by Shakespeare who only gave each actor his own lines along with the corresponding cues. He did this to prevent anyone from stealing his material and passing it off as their own. Apparently great minds, in this case Will and Steve, really do think alike.
Brilliantly entertaining presentation, as always.
The amount of study and hardwork you do to decode every company's techniques whether be it marketing or camera features or reliability or this one. Superb 🎉
This is one of the best TH-cam videos I have ever seen! Production, narration, storytelling, all top notch!
You know its a good day when bossman posts Keep it up!
Watching apple events are very satisfying
my man apple does a online edited video where as samsung does a live event how can you compare these to
It's weird to think about, but Apple is open and honest about keeping secrets. They know exactly how much to express, how to express it, where to express it, and when to express it. Similarly, in my martial arts academy, black belts are sought after not for the threads that they are made of, but for what the collection of threads implies and represents.
Also, is Arun wearing the same turtleneck sweater that Steve Jobs would wear? Nice detail.
Thank you, thank you, thank you so so much for making this video, am just so thrilled with how much information u can convey in the video with complete understanding to the viewer, it’s just so satisfying to watch your videos Arun. It just makes you want to watch all your videos but I already did 😭. Love the content❤.
Love apple and how they do everything
00:01 was already amazing
It's one of the cringiest things about this guy's overly flashy vids
In the first shot you really looked like Steve Jobs 😂
Great video. I always find apples marketing interesting because it's so good. You explained it really good in this video. Keep it up Arun!
Every marketing student should watch this