On the night before Halloween, October 30, Apple held a presentation called "Scary Fast." It primarily focused on next-generation processors — M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max — which will be used in iMac all-in-one computers and MacBook laptops. The stream took place on Apple's official YouTube channel and lasted approximately 35 minutes.
The "Scary Fast" presentation gathered 252.8K Peak Viewers. In comparison, the September premiere of the iPhone 15 attracted almost 10 times more Peak Viewers, with approximately 2.49 million people watching the presentation concurrently. However, even that event is not the most popular Apple presentation in terms of this metric.
Most Popular Apple Showcases in Live Streaming
| Broadcast | Peak Viewers |
|---|---|
|
Apple Event — September 7, 2022 |
3 694 821 |
|
Apple Event — September 12, 2023 |
2 489 621 |
|
WWDC 2023 — June 5 | Apple |
1 084 096 |
|
WWDC 2022 — June 6 | Apple |
655 702 |
|
Scary Fast Event — October 30, 2023 |
252 894 |
In 2022, the September Apple presentation attracted the attention of almost 3.7 million vPeak Viewers. During that event, the corporation introduced an updated lineup of iPhones, rebuilt AirPods Pro, three new Apple Watch models, and an update to Apple Fitness+.
Previously, Streams Charts analysts calculated that presentations of new iPhones generate the highest interest and reaction from viewers. The headset for mixed reality, Vision Pro, receives the least discussion among Apple fans.