Battery capacities of iPhone 13 family [How many mAh?]

Apple increased the production of iPhone 13 Pro from 1 million to 7 million in the second quarter, and the production of Pro Max from 3 million to 7 million in the second quarter, following the high demand. Thus, there was a total increase of 10 million units in both devices.

By doing important work in the sales part of the iPhone 13 series, which was released last year. Increasing its market share to 22 percent, Apple left Samsung behind. What about the battery capacities of the iPhone 13 series, how many mAH? Here are the details…

Battery capacities of the iPhone 13 family

We have made it clear to you that Apple has increased the production sales of the iPhone 13 Pro model. What about the battery improvements of the iPhone 13 family? Here are the battery capacities of the 13 families!

• iPhone 13 Pro Max: The most expensive model of the 13 family has a 4352 mAH battery. The previous model, the 12 Pro Max, had a 3867 mAH battery. In this model, there was a battery increase of approximately 18 percent.

• iPhone 13 Pro: The second most expensive model of the 13 family has a 3095 mAH battery. The 12 Pro model has a 2815 mAH battery. There was an 11 percent increase in this model within a year.

• The mid-size model of the iPhone 13: 13 family has a more powerful battery than the iPhone 13 pro. While this model has a 3240 mAH battery, the iPhone 12 has a 2815 mAH battery. Compared to the 12 model, an increase of 15 percent is observed.

• iPhone 13 Mini: The smallest member of the 13 family, the phone has a 2438 mAH battery. Its predecessor, the iPhone 12 Mini, has a 2227 mAH battery. There was an increase of approximately 9 percent.

It may surprise you that the iPhone 13 has a higher battery than its top model, the 13 Pro. However, the thing that surprised us the most was that the battery of the iPhone 13 Mini model was improved at a lower percentage.

What do you guys think about these models? Which model would you prefer when you look at the battery capacities? We welcome your thoughts in the Forum and ShiftDeleteNet Forum.