What will the iPhone 13 design be and what does it have?
The question we've been asking ourselves for a while now, but given the skill of the tech world's leakers, we believe the following features are 100% accurate for what's coming to Apple's new device.
According to multiple reports, Apple will maintain the same design as the current iPhone 12 models. This means we'll continue to see three different sizes across four different models: the 5.4-inch iPhone 13 mini, the 6.1-inch iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro, and the 6.7-inch iPhone 13 Pro Max.
We don't expect major design changes, but we do expect some minor tweaks focused primarily on the cameras and ports, which could disappear from the Pro iPhones in favor of wireless charging only. We also expect a reduction in the notch size. A reduction that would be possible thanks to a speaker that would be moved further toward the end of the chassis and that seems confirmed thanks to some alleged photos of the new front parts of the iPhone 13.
The most notable aesthetic change for this generation will be the introduction of a new color, which they're calling an improved graphite, almost black. Apple is also considering the introduction of an orange or bronze color, although these are less likely to be released. Both new colors, as well as the existing ones, will increase fingerprint resistance.
Internally, we expect a significant improvement in battery capacity. Part of this improvement is due to a repositioning of the volume buttons, as well as the 5G antenna and SIM tray. In some models, the battery improvement could reach up to 18%, according to rumors. Meanwhile, some rumors point to the arrival of bidirectional charging.
This is just a brief overview of what it may or may not bring.