​You can always use a dongle

The iPhone 7 will also come bundled with a headphone jack dongle. It’s not perfect, but at least you have the option to keep using your old headphones.

​An all-new home button

Say goodbye to the pressable home button–it’s being eliminated in favor of a new force touch “button.” The replacement will provide haptic feedback but won’t depress at all. It’s designed to do all the same stuff, but initial press reviews have been a bit unfavorable.

​The Taptic Engine is new too

In lieu of the button is a new Taptic Engine. It will reportedly provide different types of feedback to mimic the now-extinct physical home button, along with different taps for messages, calls, and other notifications.

​Redesigned cameras

The iPhone 7’s camera is a completely new design. It boasts six layers of glass, 2-tone flash, and multiple LEDs to increase image quality. Both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will feature image stabilization as well.

​A larger aperture

The aperture on the iPhone 7’s camera is larger too, meaning more light is getting into the camera.

​iPhone 7 Plus: A dual lens device​

The iPhone 7 Plus is launching with two cameras: A wide angle lense and a telephoto one. The combination of two lenses will improve zooming capabilities and provide a more dynamic depth-of-field.

​Get RAW with those images!

The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will finally be offering support for the RAW image format. Higher quality images, coming soon!

​An all new processor

The iPhone 7 is sporting the A10 Fusion chip, Apple’s fastest processor to date. It has four cores, two designed for high-powered use and two high-efficiency ones. The core will scale with need, resulting in greater power efficiency.

​A waterproof iPhone?

iPhone 7s are rated IP67, but what does that mean? IP codes are two-digit numbers. The first, ranging from zero to six, is a rating of solid particle protection. The iPhone 7’s six rating means it’s completely dust proof.

The second digit is for liquid protection, and it goes from zero to nine. The seven rating for the new iPhone means it can be submerged in up to a meter of water. The best part? The seven certification means the iPhone 7 was left submerged for 30 minutes during testing–that’s some serious water resistance.

​Storage improvements

Say goodbye to the 16GB iPhone. The iPhone 7 starts at 32GB and also comes in 128GB and 256GB varieties.

Improved battery life

The figures here, listed in hours, show an incremental upgrade over the battery life of the iPhone 6S.

​New faces

There are some new–and useful–watch faces for Apple’s new wearable, but they aren’t unique to the Apple Watch 2. They’re features of Watch OS3, which will be launching soon.

​GPS

The Apple Watch 2 comes with GPS–good news for runners.

​Track your swims

The Apple Watch 2 is water resistant to 50 meters–good news for swimmers who felt cheated by the first generation of Apple’s wearable tech.

​A replacement for the Nike FuelBand

Development for Nike’s FuelBand has ceased, but don’t worry: there’s a new Nike-branded Apple Watch available.

​AirPods should have good battery life

Apple knows they’ll get lost, so they designed a nice case to keep them in. It’s also a charger that will supplement the reported 24-hour battery life.

Adding insult to AirPod injury

Still interested? You might not be when you see the price.

AirPods aren’t new, they aren’t unique, and they aren’t that attractive. Apple might have dropped the ball on this one.

​One last sneaky change

Apple didn’t mention it at all, but the iPad got a storage capacity bump: 16GB models are gone.