And in this video, I'm just going to kind of go through what's new, what's improved.

Before we even get started, let's talk about the biggest, coolest, most awesome feature that is new with the  iPhone 13.

Product red is actually red.

That's the main thing that  I noticed in this presentation that the product red doesn't look coral, it looks  red.

That's it, that's all we care about right. Am I right? All right, have a good day, God bless.

I'm just kidding.

We also got a smaller notch. To me, I would rather have no notch than a smaller notch, because as of right now the only thing that  they can really fit up there in this little notch  area is going to be probably the carrier name.

And I honestly enjoyed the notch because it took the carrier name away.

But there's still more. There's a new super retina display, that's up to 500 nits brightness.

I believe it supports full HDR. The display has improved greatly as far as the technology.

In there it's way more efficient which is great and that's across the board with the 13  and 13 pros and that's the biggest factor that  does lead to longer battery life which I'll talk  about a little later in this video.

As I mentioned, red is finally actually red, but there are a couple other colors. There is a new pink color.

There is  midnight in starlight which basically looks like  the space gray in silver.

I did order the iPad  mini in starlight just to see because it kind of  does have a little bit more of a yellow tint maybe? Possibly?

And the blue looks a little different  as well. So we got some new colors which is always  great.

We now have an A15 bionic chip. It's a six core CPU it's got two high performing chips, and then four high efficiency ones.

A lot of the stuff they talked about they kept referring it to compared to the leading competitor.

So they didn't refer to it, as you know the iPhone 12, which was very interesting.

Because normally they'd say this is you know 20% faster than the iPhone 12 and the A14 chip or whatever.

But all they  kept saying was it's like 50% faster than the leading competition, which really makes you wonder  just how much faster this is than the iPhone 12.

In performance wise, it is probably not worth an upgrade.

Now I'm just gonna say it out front, because it's probably under 20% faster than the  iPhone 12, which is why they just did not bother  saying anything.

There is also a new camera  layout instead of doing the stacked cameras. They are now doing diagonal on the iPhone 13 and 13 mini.

And the new wide camera does allow in 47% more light which is going to be great  for night shots.

It also has the sensor shifting  support that I believe only the pro max had  before which that's awesome.

But the biggest  thing for me personally with the video is they now  have a new cinematic mode of way of shooting video, which looks really cool.

What it does? It basically does what I do here and a lot of people do where  the background is blurred and then the person's  in focus but this is all through like software  and it's probably most likely some hardware.

But you can't do that with the the smallest  iPhone sensor, so a lot of it's  probably going to be software based.

In their examples it looked really cool. Basically what it does is it knows when somebody walks into  a room it puts them in focus if they're in front  of the camera.

You can tap if there's more than  one person there and put the people in focus.

If you tap again on the person it locks it so then if they start moving around it keeps focus on  them.

But if you have a person like me, where I'm  sitting here, and then I went like this and looked  back here then the background would actually come  n focus as I'm looking at it until I look back at  the camera.

That feature looked really cool.

I mean it focuses in and out very smoothly. I can't wait to get this in hand because this is one of the biggest features that I'm looking forward to.

5g is also going to be spreading out in more areas, and you know, they added more bands to cover more areas.

As we all know, 5g is a big battery hog.

So they did  add a new feature that it detects your usage and  if you really need 5g it keeps you on 5g; if you don't, it drops you down to LTE.

So that with the display that I talked about earlier are probably  going to be the biggest battery savers, and that's  where this next feature comes in, Battery life.

The iPhone 12 mini gets an extra one and a half hours  of battery life throughout the day. The regular gets two and a half.

And then let's just go ahead  and talk about the pro.

Since we're talking about it the regular pro gets the one and a half, and the  max gets two and a half, which that max gets like all-day battery now which is just insane.

So now on to only iPhone 13 pro features.

So let's first talk about the finishes.

It's still got that stainless steel band around it, so you get the graphite, you get the silver, you get the gold, and now there's a sierra blue instead of the pacific blue.

This  one looks a little lighter than the other one.

It is what it is. They like to kind of give you  some other options, so if people want to fully be able to tell that they're running the new phone. This is how you do it.

There is a five core GPU on  the pro model which you know gaming all that kind  of stuff is going to be ridiculous.

Which I'm also  sure helps the AR stuff as well it's got a new  Super Retina XDR display which goes up to a  thousand nits and I'm sure even higher with HDR.

And along with that screen you got that pro motion  display, which means it can go down to 10 hertz and all the way up to 120 hertz refresh rate.

Which  people have been waiting on this 120 hertz forever , it's been in the iPad pros and it's also been in Android phones, but it has yet to make it to the  iPhone.

Well, with the iPhone 13 pros it is finally  here and I hope you guys that really wanted this are happy.

I personally didn't care. I have it on my iPad. I don't notice a difference.

Other  than when you use the pencil is great, but I don't  do any kind of stuff like that on the iPhone so...but there you have it .

Those who wanted it you  have your 120 hertz refresh rate.

Once again we're back to cameras which is the biggest  reason to upgrade every year for the iPhone.

It's usually what gets the most features.

So we have a 77 millimeter telephoto lens, which gets  3x zoom on both the pro and the pro max.

There's  also supposedly like a over 2x improvement on low  light across the board.

I believe on all their  lenses, the ultra wide now has this new feature  which gives it like this macro ability.

Which if  you don't know what macro is , it means when you get  can get really close to an item and focus in on it.

Which the shot they showed looks amazing, and that  right there kind of makes me want to go pro  because I do a lot of close-up shots on my  products, and with the current offerings you can't  do it without adding a secondary lens onto your  phone.

So now all lenses also support night mode which allows you to get like way more detail than you normally ever could, especially on a lens from  a phone.

I mean the feature was already cool, but  now that it supports on all lenses. It just looks like it's just cool, like I mean it really is.

They also added this new photo photographic styles.

It's kind of like the themes that they do for styles, but this way it keeps like skin tones and  all that kind of stuff.

But it actually gives you  all these controls, like I'm not a photographer , but the feature looked really awesome.

They have  like presets but it looks like you can do some  customization save them.

That way, all your photos  that you take have this exact same style.

You can  now actually film in Pro Res, which is a super  high quality video format 4k Pro Res.

The big high  dollar cameras film in this kind of format. I mean I've never heard of a phone doing it before. Maybe they have it's going to be game changing probably.

And that's pretty much it. So starting price  is 699 for the regular , 999 for the Pro, and everything goes up from there.

The  Pro does have a one terabyte version now.

Pre-order start this friday, and you can pick them  up on September 24th at your local Apple store.

Oh, it's a lot of stuff, but is it really impressive stuff for the most part? Personally I didn't  think so.

Just keep improving every single day, Apple.

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