iPhone 13 Pro Review - The Upgrades For Peoplehttps://afzaalr8.blogspot.com/2021/10/iphone-13-pro-review-upgrades-for-people.html

I've been using the iPhone 13 pro for???I've got to

say I actually think this is one of the

most underrated updates for the iPhone

let's get into it the design is

unchanged looking pretty much the same

as the 12 pros from last year the only

a notable difference is the larger camera

bump and the smaller notch to be honest

though I haven't even really noticed the

the smaller notch on the device because it

just blends in so well with the

interface anyway it is slightly thicker

and at first, you probably wouldn't even

notice but if you had this and the 12

pro side by side you might do I love

this design though as I've said

previously I actually think this is my

favorite looking iPhone before that it

was the iPhone 4. I've also said

previously that Apple does such a good job

of making their phones feel like pieces

of jewelry, it just feels so nice in the

hand the smooth and glossy stainless

steel band feels very expensive just

makes it look super expensive it does

attract fingerprints but I still love it

same with the sharp edges and the matte

finish on the back I really do like the

the aesthetic design of this fire but there

is one functionally wrong thing

with the design of this phone but before

I get into it I did want to thank the

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the description below going back to what i

think is wrong functionally with design

of this phone and that is that massive

camera bump we'll get into what the

the camera can do later in the video but the

The number one issue I've had is using

standard wireless chargers the camera

bump sticks out so much that I have to

spend a lot more time lining up the

phone to make sure it's charging and

it's even worse if you have a case on

your phone as in most cases usually have a

lip to protect the camera bump it's just

a little annoying and it makes the sort

of experience of just being able to plop

your phone down on a wireless charger a

bitless smooth

I mean I could change all my wireless

chargers to MagSafe but that would just

be a waste of wireless chargers and then

I've got to spend a lot more money

getting all of these MagSafe charges as

well

a15 bionic so this year all of the

iPhone 13s come with the a15 bionic chip

now one notable thing when it comes to

the 13 pro and the pro max is that you

have an extra GPU core compared to the

standard 13 and 13 minis so the pros now

have five core GPUs compared to the four

core GPUs that you get in the standard

models that should mean better graphics

performance on the pro models but when

compared to my 12 pros I'll be honest I'm

not actually seeing too much of a

the difference when it comes to performance

now that's not a bad thing the a14s were

already just so good the a15s just

seemed to be a bit more efficient and a

a little bit more powerful I have no

complaints when it comes to performance

it's as zippy as I expected it to be and

I'm sure anyone else who purchases one

will find it quick and the great thing

about the chips are as well that you can

buy an iPhone like this and have it last

for years and not really have any

performance issues

battery live so the battery life on the

13 pro is noticeably better compared to

last year's 12 pros I can easily go a day

now with pretty heavy use, I'm getting

around seven hours of screen on time

which is amazing I use my phone a lot

for Twitter Instagram and Reddit now

they're not exactly the most resource

intensive apps but I think it's a good

representation of what most people use

their phones for and I think if I'm

getting that sort of battery life using

those sorts of apps most people should

be fine with very light use I think you

could get two days out of it and I'm

sure with the 13 pro max, it's even

better battery life is technically very

hard to measure because everyone uses

their phone differently even something

like being in an area with poor cellular

the signal will make you burn your battery

quicker as the phone is working harder

to stay connected apple say on their

the website that the 13 pro gives you one

and a half hours more battery life and

two and a half hours more on the pro max

but something interesting I learned when

speaking to apple is that these batteries

life numbers that they get one and a

half hours two and a half hours aren't

in absolutely perfect conditions so when

you set up your phone for the first time

usually, you get a screen that says would

Do you like to share data and diagnostics

with apple, they're actually using that

data from hundreds of thousands of millions

of iPhones and seeing what sort of

battery life each of those people are

getting and how much different it is

compared to previous models so yeah it's

not a perfect case scenario it's actually

based on real-world usage

promotion is a big pro feature of these

pro versions of the iPhone that is a lot

of pros but anyway promotion means that

the screen can now output at 120 hertz

compared to the previous 60 hertz this

is one of those things which are hard to

illustrate on camera you've got to see

it in person but I have some slow motion

the footage here is 120 frames per second

footage and you can see the difference

between the 12 pros next to the 13 pro

you can see how the animations are

smoother and that's because there are

now twice the number of frames in the

animation I love it and it's a great pro

feature to have but that's because i

feel like I can appreciate it I've had

friends and family who really aren't

into tech at all try out 13 pros to see

if they can notice the difference

and I'll be honest none of them notice

the difference at all I think it very

much is aimed at pro users like

myself the only way I could get them to

actually tell the difference was to have

a standard 12 pro and then a 13 pro side

by side, that's the only way they could

actually, tell that the animations were

smoother but even then they couldn't

actually, work out what was smoother they

just knew that it was smoother but again

like I said I think this feature is more

for pro users so it makes sense that is

on the iPhone 13 pro a neat feature that

Apple has also implemented when it

comes to promotion is that it can change

between 10 hertz to 120 hertz and the

The reason for that is it actually saves

battery life if the screen was running

at 120 hertz constantly that would

absolutely burn through battery life so

when you're doing things like reading

some text or just have a static image on

the screen will only be at 10 hertz

but as soon as you start scrolling going

through apps or whatever else it will

change to 120 hertz so it can

dynamically adapt so that it doesn't

burn through your battery life the

the screen is also brighter now topping out

at 1200 nits which should make it easier

to see outside

so the triple camera setup is definitely

the headline feature of the 13 pros this

year and it's something apple spent a

a lot of time on in the keynote

up top, you have the telephoto lens which

now has a 77-millimeter focal length and

an f 2.8 aperture in the middle is a

ultra-wide which has a 13 millimeter

focal length and an f 1.8 aperture and

at the bottom is the standard wide lens

that has a 26-millimeter focal length

and 1.5 aperture all cameras are 12

megapixels interestingly the telephoto

the lens now has a longer focal length but

it doesn't let in as much light as last

a year and the best analogy I have for

this is what you've got to imagine

looking down a sort of tube

the longer the tube the less light it

gives in but it does mean you're sort of

more zoomed in you're focused in on a

smaller area and that's exactly what's

happening with the telephoto lens

because it's focused on a smaller

area and the lens isn't actually bigger

less light actually comes into the lens

this results in aperture going from f

2.0 from last year to f 2.8 this year

the ultrawide has now seen an aperture

increase it's now f 1.8 instead of 2.4

this means that it should let in a lot

more light and should result in better

low-light pictures as well as better

noise performance this was actually my

the biggest complaint with the previous

ultra wides if you didn't shoot in a lot

of light, the images would end up looking

a little bit noisy and just a bit muddy

the ultrawide is also now capable of

macro photography it's a super cool

feature to have and makes for some

interesting photos to enable macro

photography though is something that

oddly there is no option for in the

camera app you have to bring the phone

closer to the subject and it will

automatically change to macro mode apple

have said though that they're actually

going to be changing that in the future

software update so you should be able to

choose macro photography finally we have

the wide camera this camera now has a

the better aperture of 1.5 which should

result in even better low-light pictures

better than all of the cameras on the 13

pro also this year it now has a sensor

shift image stabilization on the 13 pro

as well as the 13 pro max last year

sensor-shift was only limited to the 12

pro max as expected all of the cameras

are really good and I'm a fan of the

pictures that can be taken with

something that just fits in your pocket

I also like to shoot in raw so that i

can edit the pictures to my liking

adding my own lightroom presets and just

getting the look that I want it's pretty

incredible to see how far cameras have

come considering like I said this just

fits in your pocket there's a picture i

saw comparing the cameras from the first

iPhone to the current iPhone 13 pro and

it's just crazy to see how much more of

a phone is now taken up by the camera

I'm super into my photography so this

won't be replacing my sony mirrorless

camera anytime soon for all the sort of

pro photography that I do because

typically if you want really good high

quality pictures you need bigger sensors

and bigger lens well not bigger lenses

but high-quality lenses and I feel like

you know with an iPhone with something

this small there's only so much of a

a sensor that you can fit in here without

the phone becoming really really bulky

so be interesting to see what happens

hopefully as hardware-software starts

getting better we get even better

cameras but I think right now the only

way to get better pictures on a phone is

to put bigger sensors in them

cinematic mode so this was a big feature

that apple highlighted in the keynote

it's a new function of the video camera

that's supposed to give you more of a

sort of cinematic look you could say

the cinematic mode appears as a separate

the mode in the camera app next to the video

mode once it's selected it will

automatically focus on a person's face

if they're in the frame or you can tap

to focus on a subject there's also an

f-stop button in the top left which you

can use to artificially change the

amount of blur it brings up an f-stop

the dial which you can change between 2.0

and 16. cinematic mode is a cool feature

and I can see where it can be used but i

personally am just not a fan mainly

because I feel like the artificial blur

is just too artificial-looking for me

I've gotten so used to using

professional cameras like this where you

know I've just felt like I've become a

camera snob, you could say where I can

see when something's artificial and when

something is an actual camera like you're

getting from this camera that I'm using

to record this video

and yeah it just doesn't do it for me

but hopefully, as software becomes better

as more and more people use cinematic

mode apple can get the data they can see

all of that data and get even better

cinematic mode so yeah be interesting to

see because the biggest issue I have

with the cinematic mode is the edges the

edges just look way too artificial and

if there's lots of detail especially

around hair or maybe plants or something

like that

yeah it just struggles to get the

artificial blur right so one thing I'm

still looking for and I'm disappointed

that the iPhone 13 pro doesn't have is

USB

it still uses lightning and lightning

just isn't that great anymore I mean the

the connector is fine but the data transfer

speeds and the charging speeds just

doesn't match the competition there have

been rumors of a totally portless iPhone

which makes sense but at the same time i

feel like we're way off mainly because

developers need

an actual direct connection for

debugging and you know if maybe you have

like a bricked iPhone or something and

Apple needs to get into it maybe unbrick

it whatever most likely they're going to

connect up to something so

unless they come up with some sort of

way to connect to an iPhone wirelessly

and do data transfer and debugging all

these different things yeah I just don't

see a portless iPhone coming in the next

a year or two it might be a few more years

but yeah technology can change quickly

so a portless iPhone would be great I'm

looking forward to seeing one if it does

ever happen so even though there was no

redesign this year or any sort of game

changing features what I think makes the

13 pro such a great phone is all of the

incremental updates apple have taken

what was an already great phone and just

made updates that people actually wanted

things like better battery life better

cameras and a better screen the life

the cycle of a phone has also changed I feel

as though they're coming closer and

closer to the life cycle of a computer

most people don't upgrade to the latest

laptop every year when there are new

updates they can wait anywhere between

two to five years or even longer for an

update smartphones have just gotten so

good that you don't need to update every

year if you're someone who has a 12 pro

probably isn't worth upgrading to a 13

pro but if you're someone who has an 11

and older I feel like this would make a?

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