APPLE’S iPhone 13 Pro Max is “the best smartphone in the world,” according to The Sun’s Tech editor – and you could soon have one in YOUR pocket.
Yes, ‘13’ will be very lucky for someone as we’ve got one of the stunning devices – worth a cool £1049 – to give away to a Sun reader.
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Since launching in 2007 Apple’s iPhone series has been leading the way in technology and usability.
The latest, super-powered edition is simply the best version ever, winning plaudits around the world for its super-smooth operation and its beautiful Super Retina XDR display.
And it definitely doesn’t disappoint as a camera. The Pro and Pro Max models feature three lenses – a newly extended 77mm for portraits, 26mm for standard and 13mm for ultra-wide shots.
Sensor-shift optical image stabilisation dramatically reduces blurry shots, while a new macro capability allows you to get real close to subjects – just 2cm, in fact.
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It’s a marvel in low-light too – for photos and videos – thanks to improvements to the lenses and software. This beauty will capture memories which will last a lifetime.
“It’s the best smartphone you can buy today,” said Digital Technology and Science Editor Sean Keach, who could barely stop drooling. You can read his full review here.
Of course, iPhones don’t come cheap. The 13 Pro models start at £949, with Pro Max models costing over a grand. A monthly contract is likely to cost you at least £50 a month, locking you in for several years.
But you could get one for FREE with The Sun. Imagine that – just add your own calls & data plan, with absolutely no device contract to pay and tie you down.
To get your hands on an Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max 128GB in beautiful Alpine Green – worth £1049 – simply enter your details below.
You’ll go into our virtual hat and one lucky reader will be chosen at random to win the prize.
Competition closes 23.59 on 27/04/22. Open to residents of UK (excluding Northern Ireland), aged 18+ only. You can read the full T&Cs here.
Good luck!
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