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In May, DigiTimes reported that production officially started for the new iPhone's A15 processor, which indicated that the release would not be delayed–as it was in 2020 for the launch of the iPhone 12. Sure enough, Apple introduced the iPhone 13 in September 2021, and alongside it, the lineup included the iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max variations. The design looks virtually identical to the iPhone 12 models (save for some new colors), though enthusiasts were happy to see the notch was significantly smaller.
With the iPhone 13, it seems it's what's on the inside that counts; Apple crammed in a new processor, better cameras, better battery, and more. But, following the trend from previous releases, one major thing is not included–the charging adapter. That'll cost you an extra $19.99 on Apple's website, if you find yourself needing to replace your old one.
