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Weekly poll: the new iPhone 13 series is on pre-order now, will you be picking one up?

It’s that time of the year – Apple announced new iPhones, discounted some older models and discontinued others. If you are looking for a new phone, would you pick up one of the iPhone 13 series?

Pre-orders started this Friday in the first wave of countries, there the new phones will start shipping on September 24 (Friday next week). You can consult the table below for the pricing of the models with base storage in various countries:

iPhone 13 mini iPhone 13 iPhone 13 Pro iPhone 13 Pro Max
US USD 700 USD 800 USD 1,000 USD 1,100
Canada CAD 950 CAD 1,100 CAD 1,400 CAD 1,550
UK GBP 680 GBP 780 GBP 950 GBP 1,050
Ireland EUR 830 EUR 930 EUR 1,180 EUR 1,280
Australia AUD 1,200 AUD 1,350 AUD 1,700 AUD 1,850
Germany EUR 800 EUR 900 EUR 1,150 EUR 1,250
France EUR 810 EUR 910 EUR 1,160 EUR 1,260
Italy EUR 840 EUR 940 EUR 1,190 EUR 1,290
Poland PLN 3,600 PLN 4,200 PLN 5,200 PLN 5,700
India INR 70,000 INR 80,000 INR 120,000 INR 130,000
Malaysia MYR 3,400 MYR 3,900 MYR 4,900 MYR 5,300
Thailand THB 26,000 THB 30,000 THB 39,000 THB 43,000
China CNY 5,200 CNY 6,000 CNY 8,000 CNY 9,000

Speaking of storage, the iPhone 13 and 13 mini now start at 128GB, while their predecessors had 64GB as base. This means there’s less pressure to pay the extra $100/€120 (64GB can be quite limiting these days). And since the prices are the same, this is a bit of a free upgrade. There is also a new 512GB model, though that seems excessive for a non-Pro model.

As for the Pros, the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max stuck with the same base storage as last year (128GB) and the same pricing, except for the addition of the new 1TB model.

Highlights: iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max
Highlights: iPhone 13 and 13 mini

Highlights: iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max • iPhone 13 and 13 mini

The Pro models are the first iPhones with high refresh rate screens (120Hz), an Apple A15 chip with an extra GPU core, noticeably improved cameras (larger main sensor, 3x magnification on the tele camera), longer battery life (by up to 2.5 hours compared to the 12 Pro series) and other improvements like dual eSIM.

The 13 and 13 mini feature brighter displays, though they still run at 60 Hz. The chipset is faster than last year, but the GPU has 4 cores (vs. 5 cores on the Pro phones). The cameras are improved as well, as long as you weren’t hoping for a telephoto lens on a non-Pro phone. Also, battery life was improved and they should last about 1.5 hours longer than the 12-series models.

Apple discontinued the iPhone 12 Pro series, though there should still be units available in non-Apple stores for some time to come. The iPhone 12 and 12 mini are still in action and they received $100 price cuts to $700 and $600, respectively. Even the iPhone 11 and iPhone SE (2020) are still kicking around with similar $100 discounts to $500 and $300, respectively.

So, if you’re looking for a new phone, will it be an iPhone 13 and which one? Or perhaps one of the older models?

If you’re having troubles with the embedded poll above, you can cast your vote here.

And since we spent so much time talking about storage, if you’re buying an iPhone, how much storage are you getting?

If you’re having troubles with the embedded poll above, you can cast your vote here.

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Author: Peter
Source: GSMArena

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