【camila safada sex video】How big is the iPhone 13?

If you’re wondering how big the iPhone 13 is,camila safada sex video we have the answer for you. 

We’re breaking down the dimensions of each model in the iPhone 13 series to help make your shopping experience easier. From the screen to size to weight, we've listed everything you need to know to choose the right phone for you.

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How big is the iPhone 13? 

The iPhone 13 series features four models that are 0.3 inches thick: iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max. The iPhone 13 is available for as low as $342 on Amazonand in six colors: blue, green, midnight, pink, and red. 

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Here are the dimensions for each, starting with weight:

• iPhone 13 mini - 4.97 oz

• iPhone 13 - 6.14 oz

• iPhone 13 Pro - 7.19 oz

• iPhone 13 Pro Max - 8.48 oz

Next, let’s discuss length:

• iPhone 13 mini - 5.18 inches

• IPhone 13 - 5.78 inches

• iPhone 13 Pro - 5.78 inches

• iPhone 13 Pro Max - 6.33 inches

Finally, let’s get into the width:

• iPhone 13 mini - 2.53 inches

• IPhone 13 - 2.82 inches

• iPhone 13 Pro - 2.82 inches

• iPhone 13 Pro Max - 3.07 inches

Also, if you’re interested in the display specs, here they are:

• iPhone 13 mini - 5.1 inches 

• iPhone 13 - 6.1 inches

• iPhone 13 Pro - 6.1 inches 

• iPhone 13 Pro Max - 6.7 inches
  

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Those are the dimensions for the iPhone 13, but keep in mind that this iPhone is two generations old. We’re currently on the iPhone 15 series, and we expect the new iPhone 16 to launch sometime in the fall.

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