Apple’s new iPhone 13 series is set to be launched soon, with major leaks suggesting that we will see the new models at some time in September 2021.
According to various sources, we will most likely hear of the new generation of iPhones in September, but its exact release date is not clear.
The prices are set to be similar to those of the iPhone 12 range, with a particular leak claiming that it will be exactly the same.
The iPhone 12 mini, the cheapest of the 2020 drop, was initially set at €699/$699/£699, while the top-end model, the iPhone 12 Pro Max, was set at €1,099/$1,099/£1,099.
When it comes to design, little is expected to change from the previous model, but Apple have seemingly shown a desire to change the rear camera’s design, with it having a diagonal lens arrangement on the cheaper phones, but the rest of the design will be similar to the iPhone 12 range.
Apple are reportedly set to introduce some new colours, with two rumoured shades being pink and orange, with the rest of the colours set to be similar to Apple’s previous generation of phones.
While screen sizes and resolutions are set to stay the same, the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max are rumoured to be debuting 120Hz refresh rates, allowing the image on the screen to be much smoother than previous models.
Little is known on the specs of these models so far, with the A15 chipset likely to power the range of phones, but it is still unknown how powerful it will actually be.
Apple might also launch their first 1TB iPhone ever, making it the company’s largest phone size in history.
Lastly, major leaks have claimed that 2021’s iPhones will have larger batteries, with the iPhone 13 being set to offer a 3,095mAh battery cell, a huge upgrade when compared to the iPhone 12’s 2,805mAh, making the new range much more reliable for longer use.
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