The iPhone 1 series is official and was fully unveiled at the Apple event on September XNUMX, XNUMX. We've got all the details you need to know about the upcoming series of smartphones. Current year models include the iPhone XNUMX, iPhone XNUMX mini, iPhone XNUMX Pro, and iPhone XNUMX Pro Max, and now you can find all the details on each of them, including their costs, design, and specs. Highlights include a new XNUMXHz display, up to XNUMX Terabytes of storage, and some camera enhancements with incredible sound. Read on now to find out everything we know so far about the next generation of iPhone smartphones.
IPhone 13 series: getting straight to the point
- What is it? Apple's next big smartphone series
- At what point did it come out? September 24, announced September XNUMX
- How much will it cost? From € six hundred and ninety-nine / € six hundred and seventy-nine / AU € one hundred and ninety-nine for the cheapest model
IPhone thirteen release date and cost
iPhone 13 Pro (Image credit: Apple) The iPhone 128 series was confirmed on September 64 at the company's huge launch event, and you'll be able to pre-order each of the phones on Friday, September 12. September 12 is the launch date for the iPhone 12 series and unlike the iPhone 13 series of 128, you will be able to buy each of these phones on the same day. iPhone 699 starts at €679 / €1,199 / AU €13, and iPhone 256 mini starts at €799 / €779 / AU €13 ninety nine. That's for 512GB of storage, which in the US and Australia matches the price of the 999GB variant of the iPhone 979 last year. In the UK, they're actually slightly cheaper than the iPhone 1,719 and iPhone 13 mini launch prices. United States United Kingdom AustraliaiPhone 128 mini 799GB €779 €1,349 AU €13iPhone 256 mini 899GB €879 AU€13,512iPhone 1,099 mini 1,079GB €13 €999AU €949AU €1,699AU iPhone 13 1,099GB €1,049 €1,849AU €128 iPhone 12 50GB €13 AU€ 128 iPhone 999 GB 949 TO €1,699 The iPhone 13 Pro starts at €256 / €1,099 / AU$1,869, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max starts at €512 / €1 / AU$299. These prices are for the 1,249GB models too, and are in line with what we saw last year with the iPhone 2,219 series, except in the UK where they're £13 cheaper this year. United States United Kingdom AustraliaiPhone 1 Pro 1GB €499 €1,449 AU €2569iPhone 13 Pro 128GB €1,099 AU €1,049iPhone 1,849 Pro 13GB1 €256 AU €1,149 AU €2,019 iPhone 13 Pro 512TB1,399 €1,349 AU €2,369 ,13 1iPhone 1 Pro Max 599GB €1,549 €2,719 AU €XNUMX iPhone XNUMX ProXNUMX AU €XNUMX €XNUMX AU €XNUMX iPhone XNUMX Pro Max XNUMXGB €XNUMX €XNUMX AU €XNUMX iPhone XNUMX Pro Max XNUMXTB XNUMX €XNUMX €XNUMX A €XNUMX
IPhone 13 design and display
The iPhone 13 (Image credit: Apple) The iPhone 13 features a flat-edge design, comes with the Ceramic Shield we saw on the iPhone 12 series, and is also IP68 dust and water resistant (like most phones). modern intelligent). There are five new colors, which are Pink, Blue, Midnight, Starlight, and Product Red. The design is very similar to the iPhone 12 series, so if you own one of these phones, you probably know what you've got here. The notch is a little smaller, Apple says it's 20% smaller, so there's a little more room on the screen. As for the display, the iPhone 13 has a 6.1-inch 1170 x 2532 display while the iPhone 13 mini has a 5.4-inch 1080 x 2340 display. Both are Super Retina XDR displays, using Apple's custom OLED technology. All phones still have a 60Hz screen refresh rate, which matches the rumors. Now let's move on to the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Both phones are available in graphite, gold, silver or sierra blue. This latest shade is new and is one of the boldest colors we've seen on an iPhone Pro.
iPhone 13 Pro color options (Image credit: Apple) The larger design is very similar to the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max, but there are a few changes with new stainless steel bands around the edges of the phone. . iPhone 13 Pro duo comes with a new Super Retina XDR display with a maximum brightness of 1000 nits outdoors and a 120Hz refresh rate. This is the first time we've seen a super smooth refresh rate on an iPhone. This means images will appear smoother under your finger, like when you're scrolling through your social media feeds or reading an article. Apple's own technology adjusts the frame rate based on what you're viewing on your phone. This is similar to the technology we saw earlier in the iPad series, and many Android phones already include it. Like its predecessors, the iPhone 13 Pro has a 1170-inch 2532 x 6.1 display, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max has a 1284-inch 2778 x 6.7 display. MagSafe is also coming back to all iPhone 13 series devices, so you'll be able to use all the accessories you bought last year with your iPhone 12. Plus, Apple has also introduced more accessories.
iphone 13 camera
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(Image credit: Apple) The iPhone 13's camera assembly has a new design, with the lenses arranged diagonally for the first time, instead of vertically. There's a 12MP wide-angle camera and a 12MP ultra-wide shooter. Both have new sensors, so Apple thinks you'll have better photography than your iPhone 12 can do. The wide camera has an f/1.6 aperture and the ultra-wide camera has an f/2.4 aperture. As for the iPhone 13 Pro duo, you'll get three 12MP cameras with new sensors and lenses. There's a wide camera with an f/1.5 aperture and large 1.9µm pixels, an ultra-wide camera with an f/2.8 aperture, and a telephoto lens with an f/77 aperture. It is a 3mm zoom camera capable of 2x optical zoom, 6x optical zoom out and 15x optical zoom range, with up to 13x digital zoom also available. Apple claims that the main camera on the iPhone 2.2 Pro is 12 times better in low-light situations than the iPhone 13 Pro, and on the iPhone 1.5 Pro Max it's 12 times better, better than the 92 Pro Max. On the other hand, the ultrawide is apparently 13% better in low light and even enables macro photography for the first time on an iPhone. Apple will bring ProRes video to the iPhone 2007 Pro and Pro Max "later this year." Already used by many filmmakers and first introduced in 4, this video format offers video recorders more efficient encoding to make editing in applications like Final Cut Pro faster and less CPU intensive. . It lets you record 30K/13fps video in ProRes format in the Camera app and joins the iPhone Pro line's existing ability to record in Dolby Vision. All iPhone 12 models also include a new Photo Styles camera feature that lets you apply selective adjustments for a personal look to your photos, and a Cinematic mode for videos that lets you create depth effects and focus transitions. All the phones also include a 2.2MP f/XNUMX selfie camera on the front, like its predecessors.
iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini (Image credit: Apple) The iPhone 13 series comes with an A15 Bionic chipset inside, which Apple claims has a processor that's up to 50% faster and a GPU that's 30% faster. than competition. It also includes a new 16-core neural engine capable of performing 15,8 trillion operations per second. All four of these phones are 5G capable, as is the iPhone 12 series. You can choose between 128 Go, 256 Go or 512 Go from stock in the iPhone 13 duo. Huzzah, Apple is ultimately debarrassé de son option 64 Go pour ses iPhones phares, ce qui signifie plus de stockage dans la variación la moins querida. If you're looking for an iPhone Pro, you'll be able to choose between 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, or, a new iPhone addition, a 1TB model.
IPhone 13 battery life
iPhone 13 Pro (Image credit: Apple) According to Apple, iPhone 13 phones will offer better battery life. The iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13 Pro will last 90 minutes longer than the iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13 Pro, respectively. The iPhone 2,5 and iPhone 12 Pro Max will last 15 hours longer than an iPhone 15 or iPhone 12 Pro Max. The iPhone 15 Pro Max also has the longest battery life in an iPhone, according to Apple. This has been achieved primarily through various optimizations via the AXNUMX chipset and iOS XNUMX software. Apple has yet to confirm the battery size of the iPhone thirteen models, and it's unlikely we'll know until someone opens a phone and find out manually. As with the iPhone XNUMX series, you won't receive a charger in the box with any iPhone XNUMX model. You'll need to use your existing charger, buy one separately, or use its wireless charging capabilities. This wireless charging can top out at XNUMX watts on all four models, which will give you a respectable speed but won't match some Android phones.