Apple iPhone 13 mini price

Yes. The iPhone 13 mini will support iOS 26.

Yes. The iPhone 13 mini supports eSIM and can use an eSIM for a second line alongside a physical nano-SIM on compatible carriers.

Yes. The iPhone 13 mini supports wireless charging via Qi chargers and MagSafe (up to 7.5 W with Qi, up to 15 W with MagSafe).

Yes. The iPhone 13 mini battery can be replaced. In the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania), use Apple Stores or Apple Authorized Service Providers. Price is typically around €69–€89 and the service usually takes about 1–2 hours in-store (mail-in options may be available).

Yes. The iPhone 13 mini can screen record using Screen Recording in Control Center.

How to:

• Open Control Center and tap Screen Recording (to include voice, press and hold the button and turn on Microphone).
• Stop recording from the status bar or Control Center. The video saves to Photos.

Note: Some apps may block screen recording.

Yes. The iPhone 13 mini is MagSafe–compatible: you can use MagSafe chargers for wireless charging (up to 15 W) and attach MagSafe accessories like wallets and cases.

No — the iPhone 13 mini supports Dual SIM with one nano-SIM and one eSIM (two SIMs total), but it cannot use two eSIMs simultaneously.

Yes. The iPhone 13 mini supports dual SIM with one nano‑SIM and one eSIM (two active lines). It does not have two physical SIM slots.

No. The iPhone 13 mini does not support satellite connectivity for Emergency SOS. Satellite Emergency SOS is available on iPhone 14 and newer models in Europe (including the Baltic states).

No. An iPhone 13 mini case will not fit an iPhone 12 mini because the camera module and overall dimensions differ. Use a 12 mini case for the 12 mini.

Yes, if you want a compact iPhone with solid performance and a good camera at a lower price. Pros: small, easy to pocket, capable camera, fast performance. Cons: shorter battery life than larger iPhones and it’s an older model without the latest features.

Pros:

• Very compact and easy to handle with one hand
• Solid performance thanks to A15 Bionic
• Good camera system for its size (dual 12 MP with sensor-shift OIS)
• Bright, color-accurate display and strong outdoor visibility
• IP68 water resistance; MagSafe and wireless charging
• Better battery life than earlier mini models for its size

Cons:

• 60 Hz display (no ProMotion)
• Smaller battery means shorter endurance under heavy use vs larger iPhones
• No telephoto camera
• No USB-C (Lightning port)
• Older design compared with newer models
• Limited storage options may be less appealing at higher prices

Yes. The iPhone 13 supports 5G connectivity.

• Camera system: Dual 12 MP (main wide with sensor-shift OIS and a 12 MP ultra-wide). Main lens f/1.6; ultra-wide f/2.4.
• Photo quality: Excellent daytime photos, strong low-light performance, Night mode on both lenses, Deep Fusion, Smart HDR 4, and Photographic Styles.
• Video: 4K up to 60fps with Dolby Vision HDR; Cinematic mode for shallow depth-of-field video (up to 1080p at 30fps).
• Zoom: 2x optical zoom out, up to 5x digital zoom.
• Note: No dedicated telephoto lens.