- Overall, the iPhone 13 Pro features a faster refresh rate and a brighter display than its non-pro sibling, making it more comfortable to use. However, it is not so important that you must spend a premium for this smartphone.
- Because both phones have the A15 Bionic chipset, there won't be much of a performance difference between the non-pro and pro versions of the iPhone 13.
- The A15 Bionic engine has a 6 core CPU that is 50% quicker than the main Android competitor, but the iPhone 13 Pro has a 5-core GPU instead of a 4-core GPU, which allows it to perform significantly better in graphically intensive tasks.
- The iPhone 13 comes with a 3240mAh battery, whereas the iPhone 13 Pro has a 3095mAh battery.
- In practice, though, it's practically hard to detect the difference between the two phones; there are no games on the app store that can fully exploit the A15 Bionic chipset's capabilities. Both smartphones behave similarly due to their comparable build and hardware. Both phones support a wider variety of 5G bands than before, allowing more users in different countries to connect to 5G networks.
