Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast

Apple Raises Prices on Everything!

Apple has quietly raised prices across its entire hardware lineup, affecting everything from Macs to the Apple TV.

The Steam Machine is How Much?!

The team breaks down the modular design and polarizing pricing strategy of the upcoming 25,000 dollar Slate Truck.

Explaining the NBA in Tech Terms!

Learn how modern NBA rosters and roles mirror the executive structures and team dynamics of major tech companies.

This is the Best Android Update Ever

Google’s major Android 17 updates, new standalone AR glasses, and the latest Matter smart home improvements.

WWDC 2026: Is Siri Actually Good Now?

Apple’s latest software update prioritizes performance, clever photo editing tools, and a massive overhaul for Siri.

Apple Silicon Has Competition!

New hardware contenders are challenging Apple Silicon dominance while tech enthusiasts explore new fitness tracking.

Fitbit Air and Ferrari's Luce Fiasco

The Fitbit Air is a great device held back by a buggy app and a Gemini integration that feels intrusive and disjointed.

Joanna Stern is PROBABLY Not a Robot

Joanna Stern joins to discuss her year-long experiment living with AI and the future of human-machine integration.

Google I/O: Oops, All Gemini!

Google I/O brings an all-Gemini update while smartphone makers continue to ruin photos with aggressive AI processing.

The Android Show Recap!

Google reveals its major Android updates, featuring Gemini-powered AI agents, car interface changes, and new screen tools.

Apple is Paying for Apple Intelligence

Apple is shifting its strategy as it begins charging for premium Apple Intelligence features and services.

Are These Apple’s Next Products?

Apple is reportedly exploring new AI-powered hardware including camera-equipped AirPods and a wearable pendant device.

You're Using Tabs Wrong

In this episode of Waveform, the hosts dive into a jam-packed week of tech news, starting with the surprising arrival of iPhone photography captured from space. The discussion quickly pivots to the fast-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, specifically the release of a new, highly capable model from Anthropic. The team also navigates the conflicting reports surrounding the rumored iPhone Fold, clarifying whether the device’s release timeline has truly been delayed or remains on track. Beyond hardware, the conversation covers major software shifts, including the upcoming introduction of vertical tabs in the Chrome browser and the discontinuation of Samsung Messages. Additionally, they touch on international market exclusives like the Japan-specific Pixel 10a. Listeners can expect an engaging breakdown of these industry headlines, providing a clear perspective on how these developments will influence the future of mobile and computing technology.

MKBHD's Top 5 Apps of All Time!

In this episode of Waveform, hosts Marques, Andrew, and David dive into a busy week of tech news. The conversation kicks off with the major development surrounding the end of the Mac Pro, alongside the recent leak of Claude Code and Google’s long-awaited update that finally allows users to change legacy email addresses. Beyond the headlines, the team pivots to a fan-favorite segment where they reveal their top five apps of all time, sharing the digital tools they simply cannot live without, complete with a few notable honorable mentions. The episode rounds out with a lively round of trivia to test the hosts' knowledge. Listeners can expect a fast-paced blend of industry analysis, personal software recommendations, and the signature chemistry that defines the show. It is an essential listen for anyone keeping up with the rapidly shifting tech landscape.

Is Flighty a Top 5 App of All Time?

In this episode, Marques, Andrew, and David dive into a packed agenda starting with the latest developments from Apple. The hosts break down the recent WWDC announcements, speculate on the potential for a standalone Siri application, and discuss reports regarding the introduction of advertisements within Apple Maps. The conversation then shifts to software and hardware, featuring a deep dive into the Flighty app and a comparative look at the current landscape of Microsoft and Apple laptops. Additionally, the team explores recent shifts regarding end-to-end encryption in Instagram direct messages. Listeners can also expect the usual tech-focused analysis and the hosts' signature trivia segment to round out the discussion. It is a wide-ranging episode that captures the most significant news and shifts in the consumer technology space this week.

Did Anything Change with AirPods Max 2?

In this episode of Waveform, Marques, Andrew, and David dive into a wide-ranging discussion covering the latest developments in the tech landscape. The hosts begin by exploring updates from Rivian and NVIDIA before shifting their attention to the long-awaited AirPods Max 2 to analyze exactly what has changed with Apple's premium headphones. Beyond the headline hardware, the team shares insights from their recent experiences at SXSW and touches on the acquisition of MotionVFX. Listeners can also expect a breakdown of the latest peripherals, including new mice and game controllers hitting the market. The episode concludes with the team testing their knowledge during a fun trivia segment, rounding out a packed show that balances serious industry analysis with lighthearted tech exploration. It is an essential listen for anyone looking to stay updated on the most relevant consumer tech news of the week.

Live at SXSW 2026: Can They Convince Marques to Shoot 24fps?

In this special bonus episode, the Waveform team takes the stage in Austin for a live recording at SXSW 2026. Marques Brownlee and the crew embrace the energy of a live audience as they revisit tech predictions made in previous episodes, gauging which forecasts hit the mark and which missed the target. The conversation shifts into an engaging Q&A session, where the hosts address questions from the crowd, including the ongoing, lighthearted debate regarding whether Marques should transition his video production style to 24 frames per second. Listeners can expect a candid, high-energy discussion that captures the unique chemistry of the team outside of the studio. It is a fun, listener-focused episode that highlights both the past year in technology and the playful dynamics of the podcast hosts as they interact directly with their fans.

The Apple Release Tier List

In this episode of Waveform, the hosts kick off the show by diving into an unexpected discussion about automotive user interfaces and the tactile importance of volume knobs. The conversation quickly shifts to the latest wave of Apple hardware releases, where the crew provides a detailed tier list and analysis of the new lineup. Beyond the Apple ecosystem, the team explores the unique Honor robot phone, addresses concerns regarding privacy issues with the Ray-Ban Meta glasses, and examines the ongoing debate surrounding the thirty percent tax on the Google Play Store. Finally, the group concludes the episode with a fun and creative breakdown of a record-breaking performance by NBA player Bam Adebayo, reimagined through the lens of tech terminology. It is a wide-ranging episode that balances serious industry analysis with lighthearted commentary on the latest gadgets and current events.

Nothing Like a New MacBook!

In this action-packed episode, the hosts dive into a week of major industry developments that make it feel like the tech world is in high gear. The conversation kicks off with a comprehensive look at the latest Apple announcements, featuring deep dives into the iPhone 17e and the new MacBook Neo. The focus then shifts to the recent releases from Nothing, where the team evaluates the Phone 4a, the 4a Pro, and the company's newest pair of headphones. Beyond hardware, the episode takes a thought-provoking turn as the crew engages in an existential debate regarding the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and the future of the internet. Listeners can expect detailed impressions on the latest gear alongside broader reflections on the trajectory of modern technology in this fast-paced installment of the podcast.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked: No Peeking!

In this episode of Waveform, hosts Marques Brownlee, Andrew Manganelli, and David Imel dive into the latest developments from Samsung, specifically focusing on the new Galaxy S26 lineup. The conversation provides a thorough look at the latest hardware, detailing first impressions and performance expectations for the devices. Beyond Samsung, the hosts pivot to discuss the intriguing teaser video for the Nothing 4a and analyze the latest rumors circulating about upcoming MacBook models. The episode also keeps things light with Marques sharing his routine winter weather update, accompanied by a recommendation for a new app. To round out the session, the team competes in a lively round of trivia, bringing a competitive spirit to the closing segment. Listeners can expect an engaging mix of deep-dive tech analysis, industry speculation, and casual banter that characterizes the show.