They Are Finally Here! - Apple iPhone 13 and 13 Pro
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The video opens with Linus and team receiving iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro units from dbrand, setting the stage for a hands-on comparison. Early on, they acknowledge that the iPhone 13 represents a more incremental upgrade rather than a dramatic leap, highlighting the A15 Bionic chip and the smaller notch as key talking points. The discussion moves through the hardware refinements, including RAM configurations, camera sensor stability, and display characteristics, while noting that Apple continues to use the Lightning port and ships with a USB-C to Lightning cable in the box. The host shares initial impressions on build feel and camera layout, and he teases future coverage of ProRes capture and other software features introduced with iOS 15. The segment also covers first impressions of the iPhone 13 Pro’s camera bump, the 120 Hz display, and the overall smoothness of the user experience, contrasting it with the iPhone 13. The video culminates with a quick verdict on which model might fit different users, emphasizing battery life, camera capabilities, and price, while hinting at a more comprehensive review to come. In addition to hands-on observations, the sponsor segment for Anker Nano Pro is integrated, noting faster charging and safety features as part of the broader mobile charging ecosystem. Finally, the presenters reflect on preferences between the non-Pro and Pro models, discussing features like ProRes timelines, HDR performance, and the notch’s impact on usability, before smoothly winding down with final recommendations and a light-hearted nod to future coverage.
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Questions answered
- What are the standout hardware improvements on the iPhone 13 series discussed in this video?
- The host highlights the A15 Bionic chip, a smaller notch, improved displays, camera enhancements including a faster ultra wide lens for better low-light performance, and the continued use of the Lightning port with a USB-C to Lightning cable included in the box.
- Does the video mention ProRes recording availability?
- Yes, the host notes that ProRes capture is not yet available at the time of recording, but is expected later in the fall.