- When the new iPhone 13 models go on sale: They can be purchased starting Friday, Sept. 17, and will be available a week later, starting Friday, Sept. 24.
- models: Apple has introduced the iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max models. Some analysts argued that there would be an iPhone 13 Mini with a more powerful battery than the current one, which has been confirmed, and others that Apple completely abandoned the Mini range. A note from popular market analyst Ming Chi-Kuo claimed that Apple was giving up the Mini model. It’s our favorite iPhone 12 in terms of value for money, closely followed by the iPhone 12 Pro, so we’re really glad it hasn’t.
- price: In recent weeks there had been a proliferation of rumors of a price increase for the new iPhone 13 models, which has been proven to be false. The new models remain at the same prices as their counterparts in the iPhone 12 range: from 809 euros (iPhone 13 Mini), 909 euros (iPhone 13), 1,159 euros (iPhone 13 Pro) and 1,259 euros (iPhone 13 Pro Max).
- Main news: As for the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini models, the diagonal dual cameras, the new colors, the smaller notch and the IP68 resistance are confirmed. The battery of the iPhone 13 mini model will last 1.5 hours more and that of the standard model, 2.5 hours more, by virtue of a new larger battery and smart data mode. The screen of the iPhone 13 Mini is 28% brighter with 200 nights and Dolby Vision. The standard iPhone 13 features the A15 Bionic chip: 15,000m of 5nm transistors, 6 cores to the CPU (4 high-performance, 2 efficiency) and a 4-core GPU. The new model also carries a new sensor, the largest to date in a dual camera. The night mode has improved and the
iPhone 13 launches Cinematic Mode (blurs and focuses the background).
No, the new iPhone 13 models are no more expensive than the iPhone 12 models, no matter what you read in the last few weeks. It is curious how two weeks after the launch of the new iPhone, when it was not yet known the date on which it would be presented (although rumors were already pointing to the presentation on September 14, as it has been) was achieved change in the minds of consumers the usual question when the iPhone 13 comes out? for another question: will Apple raise the price of the iPhone 13? The Internet was populated by alleged leaks and comments on social media that predicted a clear rise in prices on iPhone 13 models, which has not happened. These rumors came to say that Apple could raise the price of the new series of iPhone 13 to offset the increase in chip production costs suffered in 2021 by its processor supplier TSMC.
The fact that one of the most trusted analysts, Ming-Chi Kuo, dropped a sectoral note that the iPhone 13 could carry a custom X60 chip mounted to enable satellite communication for calls and data, made the rumors were gaining strength. Apple has unveiled its new models of iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max and in none of its models has the price gone up. Another thing is that it has introduced in the pro models a fourth 1TB capacity option that is more expensive, but that’s another story. The main problem with the rumors is that they took for granted that the fact that a supplier (allegedly, remember) raised prices did not mean that Apple could not play with its margin in other games and could compensate for this price increase by adjusting in other components and processes. Not to mention your bargaining power to talk about this price hike with your supplier.
New iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini
This year there is not much new in terms of design, beyond reducing the notch of the Face ID (specifically 20% smaller). The iPhone 13 doesn’t really introduce a new design line. Unlike the iPhone 12, which underwent a substantial redesign, the iPhone 13 looks the same as last year’s model. But the novelty, like the procession, goes inside. The new iPhone 13 is equipped with a more powerful processor: the A15 Bionic. Although it is still a 5 nm chip and is still a 6-core CPU (with two new high-performance cores and four new high-efficiency ones), Apple says it is the fastest CPU in a smartphone. “, up to 50 percent faster than the competition. It also says the graphics are up to 30 percent faster than its competitors.
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The new iPhone 13 line also offers better battery life: the iPhone 13 Mini will have 1.5 hours more battery life than the iPhone 12 Mini, while the larger iPhone 13 should have up to 2.5 hours more battery life compared to the iPhone 12, thanks to larger batteries, better A15 Bionic performance, and additional software enhancements and optimizations.
Another big news is the technology behind the camera. The standard iPhone 13 has the same improved camera as the iPhone 12 Pro Max, with a larger sensor for the wide-angle camera that is 47 percent larger than last year, allowing it to capture more light in darker environments with less noise. The new sensor is a 12-megapixel lens with an aperture of f / 1.6, while the new 12-megapixel wide-angle camera features a faster f / 2.4 lens and a 120-degree field of view. The iPhone 13 also incorporates the sensor shift stabilization technology that Apple introduced last year in the 12 Pro Max.
Like last year, the entry-level iPhone 13 comes in two versions: the 6.1-inch base model and the smaller 5.4-inch iPhone 13 Mini. The screen is an OLED panel, although it is brighter than last year’s model.
Apple also introduces a new cinematic mode for video on the iPhone 13. When recording a video, cinematic mode will automatically change focus while shooting in real time, shifting the focus intelligently when people enter the frame or look away from the camera. You can also manually change the focus or lock the focus on a particular object for more precise control. The front camera will also have cinematic support.
Prices for these models start at 809 euros for the iPhone 13 Mini and 909 euros for the iPhone 13.
What’s new in iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max
The new iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max models carry a faster A15 Bionic chip, three completely new cameras and an improved display with a Promotion refresh rate of up to 120 Hz which can be equivalent to 1,000 nights. The iPhone 13 Pro starts at 1,159 euros, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max starts at 1,259 euros.
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The Super Retina XDR screens of both models support variable refresh rates between 10 Hz and 120 Hz, and are the same size as last year with 6.1 and 6.7 inches. They have slightly smaller notches that should allow more space in the iOS status bar (we won’t know that until we try it). The phones are added to the graphite, gold and silver colors, a new light blue color.
The main novelty is in the cameras. Apple explained during the presentation that the phones have a new three-camera system. The main camera offers better photography in low light thanks to its larger sensor, while the wide angle should also offer noticeable improvements thanks to its wider aperture. The telephoto camera of the phones now has a 3x zoom, allowing a 6x optical zoom in all three cameras. All three cameras have night mode and a new macro mode for shooting at just 2cm.
As for the video, the cinematic focus feature we just told you about for the iPhone 13 will also be available on the 13 Pro and Pro Max. The iPhone 13 Pro will also be able to record at up to 4K / 30 fps in ProRes, a new higher quality video format that allows you to adjust footage after it has been filmed.
Battery life has also been improved: the 13 Pro lasts 1.5 hours longer than the 12 Pro, and the 13 Pro Max lasts 2.5 hours longer than the 12 Pro Max with a charge. The storage options for the iPhone 13 Pro range from 128 GB to 1 TB, the largest amount of storage that Apple has offered in a phone.
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