Not that HN provides especially reliable advice, but if so, I'm glad OP asked here because at least it may be (in the case of Leftium's comment, probably is) better than acting on any dubious short social media take.
There’s only been incremental improvements to products launched by Steve Jobs under Tim Cook. The only vastly new product category that I can recall they’ve launched under Tim is the Apple Vision Pro. If that becomes a runway success like the iPhone then we can credit it as something launched during Tim’s reign but otherwise he seems to be a good operator not an innovator. The value created is Tim riding on Steve’s success.
Sure they've grown, but that wasn't anything special that Tim Cook did. They were growing astronomically already. The apple watch was not a game changer at all, it was just an obvious progression and the apple watch literally makes up just over 2% of revenue.
The iPhone changed the world. The iPad changed the world.
Tim Cook just kept the company running and business as usual but they haven't done anything all that exciting.
TBH Microsoft has done way more interesting things in the last 10 years.
Reasonable amount of time is an understatement I purchased an Apple Airport router probably over ten years ago for my parents and it still works flawlessly to this day and receives security updates despite it being discontinued for five years now. The older version has been discontinued longer and it too still receives iirc.
