If you are thinking of buying the new Apple’s new handset then a comparison between an iPhone 13 vs iPhone 13 Pro but you are confused about it then it might be the right place to get rid of your confusion. The new iPhone 13 comes with four models, but the gap between the regular and the pro series will surely make you decide to choose between the series.

Easy on one’s mind, all the iPhone series have the common from the new chip A15Bionic Chip to a smaller notch. However pro series is into the next level this year new iPhone 13.

The new iPhone series come with the 120Hz Promotion display and the improved camera but there are other differences around battery life, color, and of course the price. Our comparison will help you to decide which one is right for you to buy.

Prices and storage.

The price range is quite different from each other and will be the first impression for any customer or iPhone buyer. iPhone 13 starts with the $699 range to $1099 for four models of iPhone 13. Whereas in the U.K. Price range is different for iPhone 13 mini £679, the iPhone 13 £779, the iPhone 13 pro £949 and the iPhone 13 pro max £1,049.

 The iPhone 13 has dropped the 64GB storage, will all four models be starting with 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB. The most advantage of the pro version is that they can get storage up to 1TB which is massive.

Design and colors

The new looks of the iPhone 13 are has changed is notches which is smaller than the previous models of iPhone i.e., it has been reduced by 20%, which means it you will get a little bit larger screen.

Aside from that, the iPhone 13 range's design isn't all that different from the iPhone 12 models. They're all nearly identical in size to last year's models, with the exception of being somewhat thicker (0.30 inches rather than 0.29).

That implies the iPhone mini 13 has dimensions of 2.53 x 5.18 x 0.3 inches, the iPhone 13 has dimensions of 2.82 x 5.78 x 0.3 inches, and the iPhone 13 Pro has dimensions identical to the iPhone 13. The iPhone 13 Max, on the other hand, measures 3.07 x 6.33 x 0.3 inches.

Both feature a new camera array on the back — more on that later — and it's here that the design variations are most noticeable. Two primary lenses are positioned diagonally on the iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13, while three lenses are stacked over a bigger camera module on the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max.

Displays

The iPhone 13 mini has a 5.4-inch display, while the regular iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro have both a 6.1-inch display. Of course, with a 6.7-inch display, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is the biggest.

All four models have Apple's newest Super Retina XDR OLED screens. The iPhone 13's display offers an average outdoor brightness of 800 nits and a peak brightness of 1200 nits in HDR mode, resulting in a brightness boost of 28%. In regular outdoor use, the iPhone 13 Pro Max models' displays are 1000 nits and can reach 1200 nits.

The major difference between the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro devices is the latter's ProMotion display, which has an adjustable refresh rate that allows it to shift from a fast 120Hz to a low 10Hz to save battery life.

Cameras

All the dour models have the best image quality but there is a slight difference in the image size and the camera quality between them.

However, there are significant variations between the iPhone 13's dual rear cameras and the iPhone 13 Pro's triple of cameras.

The iPhone 13 has a new sensor in its 12MP primary camera that lets in 47% more light for improved night-time photography, as well as a faster sensor in the 12MP ultra-wide camera. Both of these cameras, unlike the iPhone 12, are placed up in a diagonal rather than vertical line. With bright and colorful photographs, improved night photography, and four times more scene capture on the ultra-wide camera, they deliver incredible results.

Sensor-shift enhancement, previously only available on the iPhone 12 Pro Max, is now accessible on all iPhone 13 models, allowing the lens to move and hence better cope with uneven movement.

The iPhone 13 Pro models get similar upgrades, but they're more impressive on paper, thanks to bigger apertures on the main and ultra-wide cameras, as well as a LiDAR scanner for night-mode portrait photos.

According to Apple, the ultra-wide camera now has support for a macro mode, which lets users to take close-up photographs of very small objects. According to Apple, it also has a 92 percent boost in low-light shooting. In macro mode, the iPhone 13 Pro phones beat their regular siblings, giving greater extreme close-ups. Keep in mind that the macro mode may be difficult to use at times, with automatic triggering being touchy and jerky, despite Apple's efforts.

Meanwhile, the telephoto camera on the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max, which is missing in the iPhone 13, has been significantly improved. With a digital zoom of up to 15x, the new 77mm telephoto lens now offers a 6x optical zoom range. 

Performance

The new Apple A15 Bionic processor is included all told iPhone 13 models. The device, which is created on a 5-nanometer technology, has six CPU cores: two for intensive jobs and 4 for fewer demanding workloads to spice up efficiency. Overall, Apple boasts that the A15 Bionic is 50 percent quicker than the competition, pointing to Qualcomm as an example.
However, there are some differences between the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro in terms of visuals. There are four GPU cores within the former and five within the latter. Apple claims that the iPhone 13 has 30% better graphics performance than top Android phones, but that the extra core within the A15 Bionic for the iPhone 13 Pro device would supply 50% better graphics performance than the other rival chips.

On the Geekbench 5 multi-core test, iPhone 13 scored 4129 . The iPhone 13 Pro outperformed it by a slim margin of 4,718. In normal use, that's not a big enough change to detect any substantial performance differences.

In 3DMark Wild Life graphics tests, the iPhone 13 managed 55.9 frames per second, while the iPhone 13 Pro managed a whopping 70 frames per second. Clearly, that extra GPU core is putting in place lots of effort. So, if you wish the best gaming performance, the iPhone 13 Pro is that the thanks to choosing, while the traditional phone isn't bad either.

Battery

The battery capacity of all four iPhone 13 devices has been raised by Apple, although the capacity of Apple's battery packs has not been revealed. This has paid off in our tests, which included lengthy web browsing over 5G with the display set to 150 nits of screen brightness. The iPhone 13 small had an 8-hour and 41-minute battery life, the iPhone 13 had a 10-hour and 33-minute battery life, the iPhone 13 Pro had an 11-hour and 42-minute battery life, and the iPhone 13 Pro Max had a 12-hour and 16-minute battery life. Choose the iPhone 13 Pro versions if you just want the longest battery life, while the iPhone 13 still outlasts the iPhone 12.