iPhone 13 storage and colour options leak on retailer site ahead of launch

(Pocket-lint) - Listings connected a Ukranian e-commerce website look to person revealed details of the iPhone 13 bid acceptable to beryllium unveiled astatine Apple's 14 September event.

There's been small uncertainty regarding the motorboat of caller smartphones this month, though these latest tidbits bash possibly corroborate rumours that person antecedently attempted to pin down storage, colour options and which models would really launch.

According to the unnamed site's listings - archetypal spotted by 91Mobiles - the iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max volition diagnostic rather antithetic retention packages and finishes for users to prime from.

The modular iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini volition allegedly travel successful the aforesaid six colourways - black, blue, purple, pink, achromatic and PRODUCT (Red).

The smaller variant of the caller flagship volition diagnostic 64GB and 128GB retention options, portion the regular iPhone 13 volition bump that up to 128GB and 256GB.

The iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max models, accidental the listings, volition travel successful black, silver, golden oregon bronze, but, similar the smaller variants, volition besides deviate successful storage. The Pro volition travel successful either 128GB and 256GB versions, portion the Pro Max stretches to a whopping 256GB and 512GB variations.

As with immoderate leak, of course, it's important to instrumentality each this accusation with a pinch of salt. 

While the accusation seen successful the aboriginal listings does look to beryllium successful enactment with the manufacture whispers that person circulated for overmuch of the year, it's simply intolerable to cognize for definite until it comes from Apple.

That should hap connected 14 September, arsenic we say, and we'll beryllium covering the lawsuit unrecorded - beryllium definite to cheque backmost for each the authoritative specs, features and terms details.

Writing by Conor Allison. Originally published connected 10 September 2021.