What It's Really Like Using the New Apple Gadgets

Just as you'd guess, the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus models were the main attractions at the event. (Here are all the specs.)

And the biggest stars of them all? The rose gold iPhones.

Just look at 'em.

With a color like this, you wouldn't even want to use a case to cover it up.

The new phones will also come in gold, silver, and space gray. The 6S will retail for $199 and the 6S Plus for $299.

One of the most talked-about features of the new iPhones? 3D Touch, which prompts different actions depending how hard you press down on something. For instance, pressing lightly on the Phone app will bring up contacts . . .

And pressing lightly on a link will open up a preview of the article. Press harder, and it will open in Safari.

Live Photos sounds like it's something straight out of Harry Potter. The new iPhones will come with Live Photos as the default camera mode, and here's how it works: take a photo like you normally would and the phone will record one-and-a-half seconds before and after you snapped the photo. Then, when you hold down the photo, it will look like a mini animation. Cool, right?

Apple unveiled two new iPads — an iPad Mini 4 starting at $399 and iPad Pro starting at $799— but the iPad Pro was the only one people seemed to care about.

It's huge, with a 12.9-inch display and, although it only weighs 1.57 pounds, it feels heavy if you're used to the lightweight feel of other Apple products.

One flashy feature is the ability to pull up two apps side by side. Here, you've got Mail (ha!) and Photos.

See it in action.

You can also buy a Smart Keyboard for $169 that attaches to the iPad Pro. It prompts useful features like the ability to easily toggle between apps by holding down the Tab key.

If you decide to go for the iPad Pro, you can also expect a four-speaker audio system and a 10-hour battery life — huzzah!

Artists everywhere are going to love the new Apple Pencil that goes with the iPad Pro and sells for $99. It also uses force technology; for instance, if you draw lightly, the color will show up lighter than if you were to press harder.

Drawing at an angle will prompt sketch-like effects.

You've also got a highlighter-like brush option.

Look familiar? The pencil charges the same way as the latest iPhone models do.

Oohs and ahhs came after Apple announced its additions to the Apple Watch line, including new Sport bands (like the red and lavender colors) and gold and rose gold cases.

Oh! And the Hermès Apple Watch collaboration.

It comes in three different band options that also come in different colors — a multi-wrap band, a thin, sleek band, and a thicker one that looks like a belt. The Hermès watch will start at $1,100.

Peep the pretty gold finishes.

Rose gold is nice, too, don't you think?

Eeny, meeny, miny, mo!