iPhone 13

The iPhone 13 will be the most popular model in the new iPhone lineup, although there are two more advanced models above it. It promises the perfect balance of features and price, and naturally it also looks great and feels great in the hand.

There's a good reason why the iPhone 12 has topped our best phone book since its launch, and the iPhone 13 is a worthy replacement, bringing smart and genuinely useful upgrades where they're most needed.

You have even better cameras, especially in dimmer light; more battery life; more storage space; brighter screen, more visible in sunlight; a faster, more efficient processor all means that day-to-day use of the iPhone is just great.

Apple wasn't trying to add some fancy new feature or design just for the sake of it - it's focused on making sure the iPhone gives you pleasure where it can and doesn't disappoint where it shouldn't.

The iPhone 13 updates this year are minor compared to the iPhone 12. The main camera in the iPhone13 smartphone received new sensors.

On top of that, a high-capacity battery with the new A15 Bionic chip and a powerful processor help save battery life.

It will be difficult to distinguish the new iPhone 13 from the iPhone 12. It has the same edges and an almost identical frame.

Apple iPhone 13 looks like a premium device. The upside of not having steel bands on the Pro model and using aluminum instead is that it's lighter than the Pro - it weighs 173g while the iPhone 13 Pro weighs 203g and you'll be surprised how much you'll notice the difference in The iPhone 13, like the iPhone 12 before it, is just easier to hold and move in your hand than the Pro version.

This year, the new iPhone 13 is presented in five colors: pink, blue, black, white and red.

The front notch for the camera is clearly smaller, at least in width. This appears to have been achieved by making the speaker grille longer and thinner and moved to the very top of the pickups in the notch rather than separating them.

Many users hoped that Apple's new product would switch to USB-C charging, as was the case with the Apple iPad and MacBook. However, this did not happen, and the iPhone 13 phone retains the familiar Lightning connector for everyone. The iPhone 13 screen is a 6.1-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2532*1170.

Screen contrast is as good outdoors as it is indoors and remains easy to see even in bright sunny conditions.

The speakers provide enough volume for watching movies. Positioning the phone in landscape orientation gives you a true stereo effect, with a new slim top speaker that balances out the grilles at the base of the phone. This provides an impressively wide soundscape when any narration is placed right in the center of the screen.

iPhone 13 cameras

- 12MP wide angle lens

- 12MP ultra wide-angle lens

The performance of the cameras has improved markedly in many situations, and this is a big step.

Camera sensors let in more light, which means they can capture richer colors and sharper details, and they can also take sharper pictures.

Adding to the low-light improvement is new sensor-shift image stabilization, which means the iPhone can use slower shutter speeds for low-light shots because when your hand shakes slightly while taking a photo, the phone actually moves the sensor inward. in the opposite direction to cancel it, avoiding smearing.

Apple has also updated image processing and added a new Photo Styles feature. Basically they allow you to choose different presets for iPhone image processing - you can shoot them to your taste without applying a filter after that.

The exposure is also slightly better balanced. The shadows give more detail while the highlights are well controlled. The combination of wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle lenses on the iPhone 13 covers most bases, and the ultra-wide-angle lenses allow for truly dynamic landscapes and portraits. However, for those who are looking for more classic portraits.

Apple iPhone 13 records 4K video at up to 60fps The overall video quality on the iPhone 13 is impressive, especially in 4K. Thanks to the new sensor-shift stabilization, you can get a really smooth manual panning shot, and by long pressing the zoom value, you can use the dial to smoothly zoom in and out, rather than just switching between lenses.

There's also a brand new way to record video: Cinematic Mode. It's similar to portrait mode for video in that it allows you to create artificial depth of field with your subject in sharp focus, making things look very premium and, yes, cinematic.

But it's much smarter. During recording, the iPhone can detect when to change focus—say, to someone who has just entered the frame, or to an object that someone has turned to look at—and does so automatically and seamlessly, giving it the appearance it is operated by a professional operator.

The ability to edit focus changes after you've finished filming is incredible and I'm sure every director wishes they could do this with their camera. You can control the overall level of blur (changing the aperture effect from f/2 to f/16), as well as shift the focus manually. You can even remove focus changes made while recording

This is possible because the bokeh or blur you see in the image is not the result of the lens, it is in fact an effect that is added to the file, just like in portrait mode. Even with these wider aperture lenses, the iPhone will keep most of the scene in focus from a few meters to infinity. This allows the raw image and the blur effect to be saved and edited separately.

The A15 is also more battery efficient and can handle smart background tasks faster, like the processing needed to enhance photos or whatever cinematic mode does.

The biggest performance change is the extended battery life, helped in part by the efficiency of the A15 and in part by the larger battery. All this adds to a better battery health of the iPhone 13 in the long run.

Apple rates this iPhone as capable of 19 hours of video playback, compared to 17 hours on the iPhone 12 and 16 hours on the iPhone 11. With typical use, you can simply charge it every other day without draining the battery.

iPhone 13 is a rugged, reliable smartphone with smart photo and video features available at a competitive price.

The biggest performance change is the extended battery life, helped in part by the efficiency of the A15 and in part by the larger battery. All this adds to a better battery health of the iPhone 13 in the long run.