WANT to get your hands on an iPhone 13? You’re in luck – it’s out tomorrow.
You can pick up the iPhone 13 from Friday, September 24 – and there are lots of different ways to buy it.
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You’ll be able to head down to your local Apple Store – unless you’re in a country where that’s not possible.
There’s the option to buy the iPhone 13 directly at the store, or order online and collect it.
Alternatively, you can buy online and then have it delivered directly to your home.
And you’ll still be able to buy the iPhone 13 from various mobile carriers and tech retailers around the world.
iPhone 13 – what is it?
The iPhone 13 is Apple’s new smartphone, revealed at a special event in the middle of September 2021.
It starts at £679/$699, rising to £1,549/$1,599 for the top model.
There are new colours (including pink!), a powerful A15 chip and improvements to the camera.
Base storage has doubled from 64GB to 128GB, and there’s a new top-tier model with a whopping 1TB of space on board.
And it comes in four variants: iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Pre-orders went live at 1pm UK time, 8am NYC time and 5am California time on Friday, September 17.
But the actual iPhone 13 release date is set for Friday, September 24.
Here’s how much each model will cost…
iPhone 13 price
The iPhone 13 price for the UK and US is:
iPhone 13 Mini price
The iPhone 13 Mini price for the UK and US is:
iPhone 13 Pro price
The iPhone 13 Pro price for the UK and US is:
iPhone 13 Pro Max price
The iPhone 13 Pro Max price for the UK and US is:
The good news is that some of these models have had price cuts compared to last year.
So although there’s a new “most expensive iPhone ever” with the £1,549 1TB iPhone 13 Pro Max, the iPhone line-up is actually cheaper for some models.
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