Apple introduced two new iPads, four new iPhones and an updated Apple Watch during its Sept. 14 product event today, while also leaving a few rumored products waiting in the wings. But that just leaves more for Apple to talk about at a future product event rumored to be coming later this fall.

Still, more than half-a-dozen product launches is nothing to sneeze at, especially when led by the iPhone 13 series. While there are plenty of similarities between this year's phones and the iPhone 12 models from 2020, there are significant enough changes — especially on the iPhone 13 Pro models — to tantalize people to upgrade.

Here's a closer look at what Apple announced Tuesday and when you can get it.

iPhone 13: Like last year, Apple is introducing four phones, and they have the same prices as the iPhone 12 lineup — $699 for the iPhone 13 mini, $799 for the iPhone 13, $999 for the iPhone 13 Pro and $1,099 for the iPhone 13 Pro Max. But there are more than a few changes coming to Apple's phone lineup.

The phones have smaller notches as rumored, and major improvements to the cameras, including big sensors to let in more light. All four models support a new Cinematic mode which brings Hollywood-style rack focus to the videos you shoot. And it's all powered by the A15 Bionic processor.

The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max see the more substantive changes with improved telephoto lenses plus MotionPro displays that adjust their refresh rate for smoother, more immersive experiences.

Apple Watch 7: Apple's new watch isn't expected to arrive until later in the fall, but when it does it will have a bigger, brighter screen, thinner display borders and faster charging (though not longer battery life, we're sad to say). The new watch will start at  $399 while the Apple Watch 3 and Apple Watch SE will remain as lower cost options.

iPad 9: Apple's standard iPad gets an A13 Bionic processor, an improved 12MP front camera that adopts the Center Stage feature and better low-light photography. It's arriving next week at $329.

iPad mini 6: Apple's smallest iPad sees its first update since 2019, with a new edge-to-edge display and Touch ID button similar to the one Apple introduced with the iPad Air. Center Stage video and Apple Pencil support is included in this $499 model, which ships next week.

Missing in action from this event was any news of new MacBooks — which we expected to be left out — and the AirPods 3 — which surprised us by its absence. Apple did detail new features coming to its Apple Fitness Plus subscription service, though.

Be sure to also check out our archived live blog below for more details, as well as our live reactions to every big announcement as it happened and an embedded replay of Apple's product event announcements.