Storage options still start at 128GB, with options for 256GB, 512GB, and now a new 1TB option. Charging performance is unchanged: you get up to 50 percent charge in 30 minutes with a 20W USB-C adapter. You still get a USB-C to Lightning cable in the box but no power adapter or headphones. Speaking of charging, there's not much new there. If you have a bunch of Apple gear, you have Lightning and USB-C charging cables. While USB-C is creeping its way through all of Apple's other products-it's now the only port on MacBooks, the M1 iMac, iPad Pros, the iPad Air, and iPad mini-the company still refuses to move the iPhone line to this more universal plug. Sierra Blue is a lot brighter than Pacific Blue, and just look at that huge camera bump! The silver, graphite, and gold colors from last year return, but Pacific Blue has been replaced with Sierra Blue, a much lighter shade that looks nice enough, though I prefer last year's darker hue. It's got the same Ceramic Shield front glass, too. The iPhone 13 Pro still carries an IP68 water and dust resistance rating, and is rated for up to 30 minutes at a depth of six meters. Not much has changed when it comes to durability, not that we're complaining.
These are heavy phones, just as their predecessors were a natural side-effect of the stainless steel frame. The iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max are nearly the exact same physical dimensions as the iPhone 12 Pro models they replace. Some are subtle, others jump right out at you. While the iPhone 13 Pro looks a lot like the iPhone 12 Pro at a glance, and indeed is a sort of fraternal twin, there are differences. That's not a surprising or particularly innovative set of improvements, but it still adds up to one hell of a nice iPhone. This is essentially the iPhone 12 Pro with ProMotion, a better camera system, faster performance, and better battery life. The scale of improvements here are noteworthy, and the gap between Pro and non-Pro models is significant. The iPhone 13 Pro is essentially the iPhone 12 Pro with a faster processor, better camera, and one big standout feature (ProMotion).īut to treat it so reductively is to do it a disservice. Though Apple didn't go with iPhone 12s name, it may have been a fitting monicker, at least where the Pro models are concerned. Previous S model iPhones -such as the iPhone 6s or iPhone Xs-would generally keep the same design and features of the previous year's model, with a faster processor, better camera, and a single standout new feature. US$999 / $1,699 AUD (base model) at AppleĮarly in the 2021 iPhone rumor lifecycle, it was reported that Apple might call this year's offering the iPhone 12s.
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