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Apple iPhone 13 Pro

A2483

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Apple iPhone 13 Pro, released in 2021, is the compact flagship of that year's Pro lineup, built for people who wanted the top camera system and ProMotion display without stepping up to the Max size. In the US it carries model number A2483 across AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and unlocked variants. It still holds solid resale value: the A15 Bionic chip keeps pace with current iOS releases, the triple camera with LiDAR remains genuinely capable, and Apple's long software support window means buyers still want one. Pick your storage tier, carrier, and condition above for an instant cash offer, or read on to confirm you have the right model before you commit. If you decide to move forward, you can go ahead and sell your iPhone once you've checked the details below, and see how the process works if you want the full picture first.

Confirm you have the iPhone 13 Pro

Go to Settings → General → About. The Model Name field should read "iPhone 13 Pro." Tap the Model Number field once to switch it from the internal part number (something like MLTT3LL/A) to the regulatory model number, which should read A2483 for a US unit. If Settings is inaccessible because the screen is cracked or the phone won't turn on, the model number is also etched in tiny print on the SIM tray or, on older units, near the bottom edge of the back glass.

Unlocked (A2483)

  • No carrier lock, activates on any compatible network
  • Part numbers include MLTT3LL/A, MLU03LL/A, MLU33LL/A and similar
  • Usually the highest resale demand

Verizon (A2483)

  • Same A2483 hardware, carrier-provisioned
  • Check Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock for status
  • Must show "No SIM restrictions" to qualify as fully unlocked

AT&T (A2483)

  • Same A2483 hardware, carrier-provisioned
  • Financing must be paid off before an unlock request clears
  • Part numbers include MLTQ3LL/A, MLTR3LL/A and similar

T-Mobile (A2483)

  • Same A2483 hardware, carrier-provisioned
  • Check for an active unlock via the carrier account or device settings
  • Part numbers include MLTW3LL/A, MLTX3LL/A and similar

Prefer a visual check? The 13 Pro has a triple-lens camera block with a raised, stepped stainless-steel-edged frame, a matte glass back, and a slightly larger camera bump than the standard iPhone 13. The frame finish is polished stainless steel, not the aluminum band on the non-Pro model.

Core hardware

Processor

  • Apple A15 Bionic, 6-core CPU
  • 5-core GPU (the Pro-specific bin, one core more than the standard iPhone 13)

Memory

  • 6GB RAM, not user-upgradable
  • Sufficient for ProRes video capture and multitasking in current iOS versions

Storage

  • 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB
  • Soldered NAND, not upgradable after purchase
  • Storage tier is the single biggest lever on resale value for this model

Cameras

  • Triple 12MP rear system: Wide, Ultra Wide, and 3x Telephoto
  • LiDAR Scanner for Night mode portraits and AR
  • Apple ProRAW and ProRes video recording
  • 12MP TrueDepth front camera with Face ID

Display & audio

Display

6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED with ProMotion, adapting between 10Hz and 120Hz depending on content. Covered by Ceramic Shield glass.

Audio

Stereo speakers with wide stereo playback and support for spatial audio in compatible content. No 3.5mm headphone jack.

Security

Face ID only, no Touch ID or side-button fingerprint sensor on this generation.

Ports & connectivity

The iPhone 13 Pro uses Apple's Lightning connector, not USB-C, and pairs it with a full modern wireless radio set.

Wired
  • Lightning port (charging and data)
  • No headphone jack
Wireless
  • 5G (sub-6GHz and mmWave on eligible carriers)
  • Wi-Fi 6
  • Bluetooth 5.0
  • NFC and U1 Ultra Wideband chip
  • MagSafe magnetic wireless charging

A15 Bionic ProMotion 120Hz LiDAR Scanner MagSafe 5G Face ID Ceramic Shield

Battery, build & more

Battery

Larger capacity than the standard iPhone 13 due to the thicker Pro chassis, giving noticeably longer runtime. Supports wired fast charging and MagSafe or Qi wireless charging.

Finishes

Graphite, Gold, Silver, and Sierra Blue, with Alpine Green added as a later color option. Finish does not materially affect resale value.

Build

Stainless steel frame with a matte textured glass back, front and back protected by Ceramic Shield-class glass. Rated IP68 for water and dust resistance.

Known issues

Some early units showed a faint green tint on the display at low brightness, addressed by later software updates. Third-party screen or Face ID module replacements can trigger a persistent "Unable to activate Face ID" warning.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the model number or exact configuration?
Go to Settings → General → About and tap Model Number once to reveal the regulatory code, which should read A2483 for a US unit. The same screen shows capacity under Capacity and carrier lock status further down the page. If the phone won't power on, check the SIM tray or the fine print near the bottom back edge for the model number.
02 How do I tell it apart from the standard iPhone 13?
Look at the rear camera block first. The 13 Pro has three lenses in a stepped, larger housing, while the standard 13 has two lenses arranged diagonally in a smaller square. The 13 Pro also has a polished stainless steel frame instead of aluminum, and its display refreshes at up to 120Hz with ProMotion rather than a fixed 60Hz. Settings → General → About will confirm the exact model name either way.
03 Can I sell it with damage or an activation lock?
Yes, a cracked screen, a weak battery, or a phone that won't turn on can still be sold, and the condition picker above adjusts the offer accordingly. Find My iPhone and Activation Lock must be turned off before you ship it in. If the phone powers on, do this yourself in Settings → your name → Find My before sending it. If it doesn't power on, you'll need the original Apple ID credentials on hand to remove the lock remotely, since a locked device can't be resold or reactivated.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
Storage tier and being fully unlocked matter most. A 512GB unlocked unit in good cosmetic condition with a healthy battery will always land in a higher bracket than a locked, low-storage phone with a worn screen. Original box and cable help marginally but matter far less than screen condition, battery health, and confirming Find My is disabled before you ship.
05 How do I erase it and get paid?
Back up anything you want to keep, then go to Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone → Erase All Content and Settings. Before that, sign out of iCloud and confirm Find My iPhone is off under Settings → your name → Find My. Once the phone is erased, package it using the shipping label we provide, which is free and insured. After our team inspects and tests it against the condition you selected, payment goes out by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check. Full step-by-step guidance is available in our data erasure protocols.