#Apple macro portable
#Apple macro pro

I think Apple has settled into a good middle ground between comfortability and viewing space with the regular size iPhone here.Īs with every iPhone, there’s always a lot more to like than there is to dislike.

The phone fits quite comfortably in my hands and that’s also one of the reasons why I always get the regular or mini sized iPhones over the Max. It’s clear and distinctive audio that just sounds natural. The same quality applies to the stereo speakers that utilizes the earpiece and a bottom firing speaker. There isn’t much that needs to be talked about with this Super Retina XDR screen as it holds the same quality viewing experience as the previous generation of Apple iPhones. There’s a little more real estate thanks to the tighter notch, but the 19.5:9 aspect ratio is good for 460 ppi.

#Apple macro pro

Speaking of size, the iPhone 13 Pro has essentially the same 6.1 inch 1170 x 2532p OLED display as the 12 Pro. I’ve reviewed my abundant share of phones over the years with a strict grading curve using the same app library and even I have to admit this phone is amazing for its size. Even with my above average heavy usage, I can stretch out nearly two days on one charge.

It always amazes me what Apple can do with such mediocre spec numbers, but they’ve pulled a rabbit out of a hat once again with this 3,095 mAh battery. You’re getting top of the line performance here that is supported by tremendous longevity in the battery life department. I haven’t come across an app that has throttled my user experience nor did I honestly expect to see that on here. Smooth effortless navigation of iOS 15 is evident with the 6 GB of Ram and 128 GB of storage on my model. Fortunately, Apple has consistently given us all-around performers over the years and that trend continues with the Apple A15 Bionic chip. While the Macro Mode was a fruitful addition but not an essential gamechanger, the iPhone 13 Pro then needs to rely on a high level from other functions of the phone to make it worth the high price tag. That isn’t always the case even on many other flagship priced phones. You can easily take a photo on the iPhone 13 Pro that looks great on the first attempt no matter how experienced you are at framing a shot. Apple really does do a terrific job that requires minimal effort from the user. I’m still impressed with the AI’s ability to distinguish what to focus and expose. Photos in well lit environments are crisp, well exposed and offer accurate color reproduction. Apple rarely if ever lets users down in the photo department and we have more of the same this year.

A triple 12 MP camera setup that covers wide, ultrawide and telephoto sensors holdover their previous location on the rear of the iPhone.

#Apple macro portable

We film and take photos of a lot of gadgets here at The Sypnotix and while a DSLR or mirrorless camera is the right way to go, there are situations where an even more portable solution would be quite convenient. We’ll talk about the processing power bump in the next section, but the main reason I wanted to get an iPhone 13 Pro was for the ability to explore the Macro Mode on the camera app. There’s a new Sierra Blue color for the Pro line and a narrower notch on the front display. From a design standpoint, not much has changed year to year.