AppleiPhone 13 (128GB) - Starlight

Wonderful product,great features and good camera

everything is fine, I've been using it for a month, I recommend this seller, the product arrived new and sealed

The phone is as described. I appreciated the instalments plan offered, so great value for money overall.

at this time, to buy an Iphone13, buying from amazon is the best channel.

I bought this as my iPhone 7 stopped working and here are the reasons I bought a iPhone 13 over the pro and max.Apple ui looks so much better than android.You don’t need a better camera when it’s almost twice the price in the pro or max.120hz display isn’t worth the extra price.Smaller phone is better to hold and use than the max.128gb is enough storage for most people.ProsIt’s FastFast charging with 20w charger.Great UINice new camerasBigger screenCan connect external storage5GSmaller notchPicture in PictureSplit screen appsConsNo charger given to you.No Matt coloursNo telephotoNo 6x optical zoomNo night mode scanner4 not 5 GPUSmaller battery than the Pro maxNo Touch ID instead you have stupid Face IDNo promotion displayNo 3rd cameraNo pro resSoftware updates only last for 7 yearsBattery will need replacing after 3 yearsNo usb cAlthough I’ve listed the cons I think the iPhone is still the best phone that you can buy and you will use every day but I’d get the standard iPhone 13 because the max and pro are a rip off the price has become to high for very little extra features compared with the standard phone.And like all smart phones there’s nothing much new each year it’s just new software that improves the features so if you can wait another year buy the iPhone 14 which will possibly have the following.USB cTouch idNo notch screenBattery cameras

Excellent phone. Brand new. No issues

Good product

iPhone 13. The phone looked fine physically and worked with WiFi, but unfortunately not connecting to mobile networks at all. SIM used was fine in other phones and my mobile operator said it should work in iPhone and checked the phone for me. But it didn't work.Out of curiosity I tested the transmission handshake using a RF meter. Most phones when switched out of airplane mode spend several seconds transmitting, emitting 50-250mW/m. Using the same test, this phone blurted 50mW/m for a fraction of a second then stopped transceiving altogether. So it was unable to perform the basic mobile network handshake.