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iPhone 13: Retailer allegedly leaks colors & storage capacities

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
September 9, 2021 - 3:58 p.m. CEST
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Apple will unveil the iPhone 13 next week, this is now considered certain. Among other things, some improvements in the camera and display are expected. Now a Ukrainian dealer may have leaked both the color options and storage capacities. However, the information is questionable.

An unnamed Ukrainian e-commerce site has allegedly shared details of the entire iPhone 13 series, including color options and various storage capacities for each model. Retailers are typically notified prior to an official launch so they can prepare for the market launch. However, they are not allowed to release any information until the respective product has been officially unveiled. Of course, we have documented cases in the past where such retailers have not always adhered to the rules. Regarding the iPhone 13 series, however, all technical specifications—except for the prices—are now known. At least, according to 91mobile's own statements, this is what they claim to be. receive Whether the whole thing is actually true cannot, of course, be verified at the moment. Be that as it may.

iPhone 13: Information on storage variants is questionable

According to 91mobiles, the unnamed retail website claims that the "iPhone 13 mini" will be available in six colors, including black, blue, purple, pink, white, and PRODUCT(RED). The larger model, the "iPhone 13," will reportedly use the same colors. The "iPhone 13 Pro" and "iPhone 13 Pro Max," however, will be available in black, silver, gold, and bronze. In terms of storage, the "iPhone 13 mini" will be available in 64 GB and 128 GB. The "iPhone 13," on the other hand, will be available in 128 GB and 256 GB, just like the "iPhone 13 Pro." In keeping with previous rumors of larger capacities, the "iPhone 13 Pro Max" will start at 256 GB and include a 512 GB version. This is odd because the storage distribution differs from the iPhone 12 series. As a reminder:

The whole thing should be viewed with skepticism

Both the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 are available in 64 GB, 128 GB and 256 GB storage variants. The two iPhone 12 Pro models, on the other hand, rely on 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB. It would be quite unusual if Apple did not offer the two Pro models in the same storage variants. In addition, there have been several reports in the past that the Pro devices will receive a third storage option. To be precise, these should appear with one terabyte. The Ukrainian website has already been mentioned several times in the past as a source for colors and capacities. However, their success rate is only around 50%. Therefore, the whole thing should be treated with caution, especially since the storage information seems quite unusual. It also remains unclear where the unnamed site actually gets its data from.

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If the data source is Apple's support channel, the e-commerce website is definitely violating several non-disclosure agreements it has with the company. “California streaming” event Reminder: If you don’t want to miss anything, you should download our app and activate push notifications. In our separate event section you will find all relevant articles about the next event - we look forward to seeing you. Are you looking for new MagSafe accessories from Apple? Then take a look at AmazonThere you will find Apple's MagSafe chargers, power adapters, cases and the external battery at a discount. In addition, we have dozens of other recommendations in our storefront, including from Nomad, Anker and Pitaka – enjoy browsing. (Photo by Unsplash / Martin Sanchez)

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