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Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max
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The Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max, model A2484, launched in 2021 as the largest and longest-lasting phone in that year's lineup. It targeted buyers who wanted the biggest screen, the best camera system Apple made that year, and battery life to match a full day of heavy use. Its 6.7-inch ProMotion display, triple 12MP camera array, and stainless steel frame still hold up well against newer models, which keeps demand steady in the used market. Whether yours is unlocked or tied to AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon, and whatever storage tier you have from 128GB up to 1TB, pick your exact configuration and condition in the picker above for an instant cash offer. See how the process works, or head straight to the page to sell your iPhone once you know what you have.
Confirm you have the iPhone 13 Pro Max
The fastest way to check is on the phone itself. Go to Settings → General → About and look at the "Model Name" field, which should read iPhone 13 Pro Max. Tap "Model Number" to reveal the full string, which starts with A2484 on US units regardless of storage or carrier. If the screen is broken and the phone still boots, Siri can sometimes read this information aloud, or you can check the original box and receipt.
A2484 (US model, all carriers)
- Covers unlocked, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon variants sold in the US
- Same model number across all four storage tiers: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB
- Order/part numbers such as MLKP3LL/A or MNCT3LL/A appear on the box and in some diagnostic screens, tied to storage and color
Prefer a visual check? The Pro Max is the largest iPhone in its generation, with a shiny stainless steel band rather than the matte aluminum on the standard iPhone 13. Look at the rear camera bump: three lenses stacked in a triangle plus a small square LiDAR sensor. Sierra Blue and Alpine Green were unique to the Pro line that year and are an easy tell against a base iPhone 13.
Core hardware configurations
Processor
- Apple A15 Bionic chip
- 5-core GPU variant, the higher-tier GPU Apple reserved for the Pro models that year
Storage
- 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB, soldered and not user-upgradable
- Higher storage tiers, especially 512GB and 1TB, move resale value the most since they were rare and pricier at launch
Cameras
- Triple 12MP system: Wide, Ultra Wide, and Telephoto with 3x optical zoom
- LiDAR Scanner for improved autofocus in low light and AR
- Photographic Styles and ProRes video recording (ProRes limited by available storage on lower tiers)
Display & audio
Display
6.7-inch Super Retina XDR OLED with ProMotion, adapting refresh rate up to 120Hz. Ceramic Shield front glass adds drop resistance over standard glass.
Audio
Stereo speakers with wide dynamic range, spatial audio support for supported content, and dual microphones for calls and video.
Security
Face ID only, no Touch ID or fingerprint sensor on this model.
Ports & connectivity
This is a Lightning-port iPhone, not USB-C, and it predates Apple's later switch to eSIM-only in the US.
- Lightning port for charging and wired data
- Nano-SIM tray alongside eSIM support for dual-SIM use
- 5G, with mmWave support on US models in supported areas
- Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, MagSafe, and Qi wireless charging
A15 Bionic ProMotion 120Hz Ceramic Shield Triple 12MP camera LiDAR Scanner MagSafe IP68 5G
Battery, build & more
Battery
The largest battery Apple fit into an iPhone up to that point, built around the phone's size to deliver longer runtime than the standard iPhone 13 or Pro. Supports MagSafe and Qi charging in addition to Lightning. No power adapter is included in the box.
Finishes
Originally offered in Graphite, Gold, Silver, and Sierra Blue, with Alpine Green added later as a running-change color during its production life.
Dimensions & build
Stainless steel frame instead of the aluminum used on the standard iPhone 13, which makes this model noticeably heavier in hand. IP68 water and dust resistance.
Market positioning
The Pro Max tier held resale demand well after launch because of its screen size and camera set, and clean, unlocked units in good condition tend to be the easiest to place with a new owner.