As expected, Apple unveiled two new iPhones at its event, one that’s cheaper and one that’s more expensive.

The iPhone 5S is basically what we expected: better specs, new colors same design. But it’s that new Touch ID sensor that is most exciting. Now you can securely lock your phone without worrying about a numeric password; the addition is highly convenient and will no doubt be a feature people will fall in love with. Never again will you have to put in your iTunes password when purchasing apps.

The Most talk will likely focus on Apple’s budget iPhone 5C, which basically sports iPhone 5 specs in a plastic chassis. The colors look terrific, and the device still follows Apple’s famous design; the device is still thin and crafted to a T. If you enjoy a bit of color, the iPhone 5C will certainly pop in your tech arsenal. The handset is likely more of a strategic move more than anything on Apple’s part—good-bye iPhone 5—but it still looks like a viable competitor that users will no doubt flock to around the globe.

Both phones will be released on September 20th with the iPhone 5S starting at $199 and the iPhone 5C starting at $99.