Apple might not wish to unveil a slew of products on one event, which is why the California-based giant might be planning two of them, consistent with sources that have the knowledge of the company’s supply chain.

Despite most analysts talking about just one Apple event expected to be held during the third week of September, a paywalled report from DigiTimes spotted by AppleInsider claims the firm might not showcase everything at a single event. However, the publication doesn't appear convinced by DigiTimes’ claims, and since the latter doesn't have a terrific diary for Apple’s product release timelines, we'll not provides it the advantage of the doubt.

What we expect is that Apple may hold a September event to unveil products just like the iPhone 13 series, followed by the iPad 9, Apple Watch Series 7, and AirPods 3. Apple might then host a separate briefing and launch event in early October of November to announce the M1X MacBook Pro family and therefore the iPad mini 6. Consistent with an update from a tipster, the M1X Mac mini might not be a part of Apple’s announcement because it is rumoured to be delayed thanks to marketing reasons, but we'll still keep an eye fixed out for it.

Assuming DigiTimes’ claims are true regarding two September events, it'll still be the proper advance Apple’s part. Firstly, we are expected to witness a drove of product announcements, and showcasing them during a single event means viewers might grow uninterested in the time it takes to unwrap the whole event. If Apple chooses to stay the event concise, the corporate might not give the specified time to every product feature, leaving out some key selling points and discouraging future customers.

However, the worldwide health crisis features a habit of forcing companies like Apple to vary plans at a blink of an eye, so treat this report with a pinch of salt.