Apple fans will be delighted: the iPhone 13, this concentrate of technology which continues to compete with more recent models thanks to its A15 Bionic chip and its superb Super Retina XDR screen, is subject to a reduction on Rakuten.
The iPhone 13 proves that a previous generation Apple smartphone remains an excellent option in 2024. Featuring a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display in vibrant colors, it features the powerful A15 Bionic chip which ensures exceptional performance for all applications, even the most demanding. Proposed to 528,90 euros instead of 564.00 euros on Rakuten with free delivery before Christmas, it can be paid in installments from 132.23 euros per month. ClubR members also benefit from a cashback of 10.58 euros. A great opportunity to equip yourself with a premium iPhone at a controlled price before the holidays!
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The iPhone 13 on sale before Christmas: Apple quality at an attractive price
The camera is one of the strong points of the iPhone 13, with its dual 12-megapixel lens combining wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle. Video capture in 4K HDR Dolby Vision impresses with its quality, while Night mode allows remarkable shots in low light conditions.
The power of the A15 Bionic chip ensures a smooth and responsive user experience, whether for gaming, video editing or everyday use. This chip also equips the iPhone 14, proof of its current technological relevance.
5G compatibility ensures optimal connection speeds for streaming, downloading or video calls. The Super Retina XDR display offers an immersive visual experience with vibrant colors and striking contrasts.
The iPhone 13 shares many features with its successors, making it a particularly attractive option for anyone looking for a newer iPhone without investing in the latest model.
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