iPhone 13 pro

SPECIFICATIONS

6.1-inch OLED display (2532 x 1170)

A15 Bionic CPU

RAM:6GB

128GB, 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB of storage / No

12MP main (f/1.5), 12MP ultrawide (f/1.8), 12MP telephoto (f/2.8) with 3xRear cameras:

12MP main (f/1.5), 12MP ultrawide (f/1.8), 12MP telephoto (f/2.8) with 3xFront  7.2 ounces in weight

11:42 (Hrs: Mins) battery life

REASONS TO PURCHASE

+Quick A15 Bionic performance

+Excellent cameras

+Long battery life

REASONS TO AVOID

-Low charging speed

-No Touch ID

Thirteen Pro Features That Will Make You Switch from iPhone 12

The iPhone 12 has been launched, generating quite the buzz. Whether you have an iPhone X or an iPhone 11, we’ve got some reasons that may persuade you to switch from your current model to the new one as soon as possible! Let’s get started!

New Cameras

Apple unveiled a dual-camera system on its new flagship smartphone. It’s easy to get lost in all of Apple’s specs, but take a second to consider that most phones have a single camera. The dual cameras are designed to bring more details into your photos and can also record 4K video at 30 fps, as well as 1080p HD video at 60 fps.

Waterproofing

No matter how careful you are, it seems like liquid always finds its way into your phone. Waterproof cases protect against water damage so that even if your phone falls in a puddle, it’ll be fine. The IP68 waterproof standard means a device can be submerged in up to 3 feet of water for about 30 minutes without sustaining any damage—the case makes sure of that.

Longer Battery Life

The biggest difference between an Android and an iPhone is that Android phones typically have larger batteries, which means longer battery life. While both iPhones and Androids can make it through a typical day, almost all of us end up having to charge our phones at some point to get through the next day.

Face ID Means No More Passwords

Face ID is perhaps one of Apple’s most impressive features, which can make it hard to keep using a phone that doesn’t have it. Face ID makes unlocking your phone faster and easier because you don’t have to type in your password every time; press the Home button and look at your phone. It works so well that you may find yourself frustrated by how long it takes to unlock an Android device without a fingerprint sensor or facial recognition.

Bigger Screen in Same Body Size

With its 5.2-inch screen, iPhone 11 has a larger viewable area than the iPhone 13′s 4.7-inch display while maintaining a similar body size. The clarity of text and images is improved and we like it better than other bigger devices that have screens that cover most of their bodies. iPhone 13′s walled garden ecosystem makes it more difficult to use apps on another platform, such as Android, which gives Apple more power over what you can do with your device.

Wireless Charging

Long gone are the days of hunting for an electrical outlet to power your smartphone, with most smartphones now capable of wirelessly charging. When you want to charge your phone wirelessly, simply set it down on a compatible charging pad and watch as it quickly recharges itself.

Faster chip

Apple has introduced a second-generation A11 Bionic system-on-chip (SoC) in its latest flagship, which brings a six-core CPU to bear alongside a four-core GPU. The new phone is also built around Apple’s new custom 10nm process, giving us a 22% smaller battery while still managing to keep comparable battery life to last year’s model. There’s no question that it remains one of—if not the—fastest smartphones on the market today.

OLED Display with HDR support

While OLED technology has been around for years, it is only recently that Apple has begun using it in its iPhones. Although not much better than LCD panels in terms of screen quality, OLED panels are thinner and more energy-efficient, allowing for sleeker and slimmer designs. OLED displays also support HDR playback, providing better contrast and richer colors. If you want a small phone with a big screen (but don’t want to give up your beloved iPhone), check out one of these options below.

Focused in photography mode, the regular camera can still be very useful. However, if you’re looking for zoom, the 12 has optical zoom and can take better low-light photos than the xs max.

The xs max camera is fantastic, but it’s not as good as Apple’s other phones. To take shots like these, consider stepping up to a different model: A phone with two rear lenses or a wider-angle lens. Notable standouts in dual-lens models include Huawei’s P20 Pro and Google’s Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 phones.

Security Update

One of Google’s biggest strengths is its tight security—and every new Android release has hundreds of patches and fixes to plug holes in its software. And with any luck, your phone manufacturer won’t drag its feet when it comes to releasing updates (looking at you, Samsung). Because let’s face it: upgrading your Android phone is one thing you never want to do, even if there’s a killer feature waiting for you.