Since its inception, Apple has been the market leader and trendsetter in innovation, whether with laptops, PC setups, or mobile phones. Apple has always strived to provide its users with a hassle-free, smooth, and premium experience. This post will be a delight for Apple fans as we have compiled a list of the 20 Most Useful Apple Products of All Time.
1. iPhone
If you have heard of Apple, it is probably because you have come across an iPhone. Known for its premium design, lag-free experience, industry-leading processors, and cameras, iPhones are the best-selling phones in the world. The latest addition to the iPhone brand is the newly launched iPhone 15 series.
2. iMac
iMac is Apple’s PC or all-in-one setup. Since its introduction in 1997, it has been a significant part of Apple’s consumer desktop offerings. iMacs are known for having the best RAM, processors, and performance, which have now been further enhanced with Apple’s in-house created ‘M series’ processor chipsets.
3. iPad
One of the top industry leaders in tablet computers, the iPad was first announced by its former CEO Steve Jobs in 2010. It has undergone several upgrades, and currently, the latest iPad is the 10th generation iPad. To this date, the iPad is the first choice for many Android users in the tablet computer segment.
4. MacBook Pro
The MacBook Pro is Apple’s iMac in a laptop format (hence the name MacBook) but makes no compromises on the iMac’s premium quality and experience. It always comes with great RAM and processors, along with tons of features like the Touch Bar.
5. MacBook Air
A lightweight and slimmer (in comparison to the Pro model) but equally impressive in terms of specifications, the MacBook Air series has carved its fan base. Having the same features as the MacBook Pro but being lighter in weight makes it portable and easy to use for its fans.
6. Apple TV
If you’re a 90s kid, you’ll be reminded of a DVD player when you see an Apple TV. The Apple TV is a digital media player and micro-console made by Apple. The best thing about Apple TV is its small form factor, which makes it portable. Bundled with a remote, you can plug it into any screen or television, and you’re good to go!
7. Apple Watch
The Apple smartwatch integrates wireless communication with a fitness tracker and comes with health-oriented capabilities. It became a huge hit upon its launch and is the industry leader in its segment. The latest version of the Apple Watch was unveiled with the iPhone 15 on September 13.
8. HomePod
Designed to rival Amazon’s Echo range of smart speakers, Apple’s HomePod was announced in 2017. It boasted a powerful speaker with an Apple A8 chipset and built-in Siri (Apple’s assistant software), which was previously used in iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Due to receiving mixed reviews, it was discontinued in 2021.
9. MagSafe
MagSafe is a wireless charger designed to charge iPhones and Apple Watches. Delivering a charging output of 15W, it has been a huge hit and has a magnet on the charging stick (hence the name ‘Mag’) that sticks to the back of iPhones and Watches to ensure they charge.
10. AirPods
AirPods are truly wireless stereo earbuds designed by Apple. Launched in 2016, they became an instant hit due to their seamless connectivity with iPhones, all thanks to the dedicated W1 Bluetooth chip. Providing a truly wireless earphone audio experience, AirPods have found their market among Android users as well.
11. Apple Pencil
A wireless stylus pencil developed by Apple, this Apple Pencil is mostly bought by iPad users who use iPads for education and design. With the built-in magnet, it easily sticks to iPads.
12. Magic Keyboard
The Magic Keyboard is a wireless keyboard designed to be used with an iMac setup. It is rechargeable and can also be used with a USB-C to Lightning Cable. The USP of the product is that it pairs automatically with the Mac.
13. Vision Pro
This is an upcoming VR headset by Apple. Vision Pro was announced in June 2023. Advertised as a “spatial computer,” the Vision Pro will be controlled through a user’s eye gestures and voice commands. Apple plans to launch it in early 2024.
14. MagSafe Battery Pack
Designed along the lines of a power bank, the MagSafe Battery Pack was a power bank designed to stick to the back of an iPhone and help you charge it on the go. It was discontinued after the launch of the iPhone 15.
15. Apple Remote
Also referred to as the Siri Remote, it was sold separately to bring precise control to the Apple TV’s 4K variant. It has an aluminium body design that appeals to many users.
16. Mac Studio
The Mac Studio is a compact workstation designed by Apple. Dubbed one of the fastest computers, it quickly garnered good reviews and has been one of the first choices for many graphic designers and professional editors, also called ‘prosumers.’
17. Magic Mouse
Just like the Magic Keyboard, the Magic Mouse is also designed to work with the iMac. It is wireless and rechargeable, and it boasts multi-touch features.
18. AirPods Max
These are highly expensive but best-in-class active noise-cancelling (ANC) headphones by Apple. Launched in 2020, these headphones are among the most expensive headphones out there, with comfortable ear pads and decent battery life.
19. Lightning Earphones
After becoming the first brand to ditch the 3.5 mm headphone jack in its phones with the launch of the iPhone 7 in 2016, Apple received criticism, but it quickly launched the Lightning Earphones, which got dubbed as the ‘Apple Solution to an Apple Problem,” meaning they were a solution created by Apple to the problem they created. Today, they are favourites of iPhone users who love traditional wired earphones.
20. AirTag
The newest addition to the range of products, Apple launched its tracking device named ‘AirTag.’ Designed to keep track of small and valuable personal items, AirTag was an instant hit. While many experts expressed privacy concerns over this device, it has been a fan favourite owing to its utility.
