Design: iPhone 13
The iPhone 13 is part of Apple’s latest design philosophy, which focuses on a thin yet sturdy construction that provides an excellent compromise between style and performance. It keeps the flat-edge aluminum frame that first arrived with the iPhone 12, helping give it a sturdy, high-quality feel in the hand — as well as lending extra grip and protection.
On the front is Apple’s Ceramic Shield glass, which it says is the toughest screen on any smartphone. The rear is glossy glass with a slippery finish and comes in bright colors such as Starlight, Midnight Blue, Pink and (PRODUCT) RED.
A diagonal rear-side camera line-up which is a vis-à-vis iPhones first-based design change. That not only offers a material difference from the iPhone 12 but it also makes room for a larger camera sensor in the small dual-camera array.
The only other minor visual differences are the top-notch cut into the screen—ever-so-slightly shorter than before, giving you just a smidge more usable space while keeping all that Face ID and front camera hardware in place.
A 7.65mm thickness and a weight of 174g make the iPhone 13 feel petite, well-weighted and easy to handle. But rather than a step forward from the iPhone 3GS to the 4, this is an enormous robo-leap — it’s one of the nicest electronic devices I’ve ever used because you can tell that every bit of detail has been sweated over.
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