If anyone uses the 13 Pro to shoot videos in 4K 60fps and expect to edit a serious video out of the clips, then he/she/it may find both the USB 2.0 lightning connector (480Mbps) and AirDrop (~80Mbps) inadequate for large file transfers.
Fair point, I didn't actually consider that. I personally don’t know many people who professionally edit iPhone videos on a daily for “serious” work, but I can see how it would be frustrating if you are in that minority
I know this is about 13 vs 14 and I am using a 12PM but the 12 also have this issue.
They destroy everyones videos. It's absolutely horrid. It's on every phone since the iPhone X and nothing has changed. they need to sort it ASAP or they will be slated again.
I agree. I’m lucky enough to, within reason, be in the “have money to burn” category. Despite being totally disinterested in camera quality, 5G and processor performance I have upgraded almost every year since the iPhone X. Every year I’ve logged onto the launch event live broadcast thinking “nothing much of interest to me this year” but when they get to the battery life bit of the presentation and announce pretty significant year-on-year increases, about a 35% increase one year (from the Xs Max to the 11 Pro Max I think), I end up upgrading.
That's the catch...You'll have to pay off your iPhone 13 before you can trade it in. Still a pretty good deal, but most other people (like me) on AT&T got a great deal too, but the trade-in monthly credits are much larger which means we have to pay a lot more up-front to pay off the phone.
Yea if you do 2Y, you have it all paid by then, so you can just trade it without paying off the installments. Since not too bad 1Y, since with VZW, they gave 800 instant and some installment credit to trade a 12PM for a 13PM. Only catch like you said is you need to pay the whole rest of the term instead of the discounted amount since you forfeit credits by upgrading early. Most likely will skip 14, so will have it all paid off when 15 comes.
I'd be perfectly content with usb 3.1 / 3.2 speeds through lightning. I have an iPad 10.5 and I believe that model has 3.0 speeds (I’ve noticed the transfer speeds are much faster than other lightning devices I’ve owned). But with the European mandating that devices require usb-c, it’s gonna happen eventually. Typically, if I do a video, it’s around 70 to 100 GB. Offloading that at usb 2.0 speeds is just a huge slog. To answer your question:
Thanks.
Not only do I agree, but my understanding is that even the 13 pro has the satellite capability hardware built in. And a change in notch isn’t something for 13 or even 12 owners to really concern over.
