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توضیحات

عرضه

معرفی14 سپتامبر 2021وضعیتموجود، عرضه شده در 24 سپتامبر 2021  مدل‌ها– A2643 (نسخه جهانی)
– A2484 (نسخه آمریکا)
– A2641 (نسخه کانادا و ژاپن)
– A2644 (نسخه چین و هنگ کنگ)
– A2645 (نسخه روسیه)

نمایشگر

نوعSuper Retina XDR OLEDابعاد6.7 اینچ (~87.8% نسبت نمایشگر به بدنه)رزولوشن1284 در 2778 پیکسل، 19.5:9 (~457 پیکسل در اینچ تراکم پیکسلی)محافظ– شیشه‌ی سرامیکی مقاوم در برابر خش
– پوشش اولفوبیک برای کاهش بازتاب نور و لکه دست – طیف رنگ گسترده
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متفرقه

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بدنه

ابعاد160.8 در 78.1 در 7.7 میلی‌متروزن240 گرمساختجلوی شیشه‌ای (گوریلا گلس)، پشت شیشه‌ای (گوریلا گلس)، فریم استیل ضدزنگ – گواهی IP68 برای مقاومت در برابر نفوذ آب و گرد و غبار (تا 6 متر برای 30 دقیقه)سیم‌کارتتک سیم‌کارته (نانو-سیم and/or eSIM) یا دو سیم‌کارته (نانو-سیم، همزمان یکی فعال (dual stand-by)) – برای چین

پلتفرم

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اصلی12 مگاپیکسل (لنز واید 26 میلی‌متری، فوکوس خودکار دوال پیکسل با تشخیص فاز، 1.9 میکرومتر سایز پیکسل، لرزش‌گیر اپتیکال سنسور شیفت، f/1.5)
12 مگاپیکسل (لنز 77 میلی‌متری تله‌فوتو، فوکوس خودکار با تشخیص فاز، لرزش‌گیر اپتیکال تصویر، زوم اپتیکال سه برابر، f/2.8)
12 مگاپیکسل (لنز اولتراواید 13 میلی‌متری با پوشش 120 درجه، فوکوس خودکار، f/1.8)
اسکنر TOF 3D LiDAR (سنسور تشخیص عمق تصویر)قابلیت‌هاHDR، فلاش دوگانه‌ی (LED (dual-tone، (photo/panorama)فیلم‌برداری4K@24/30/60fps، 1080p@30/60/120/240fps، 10‑bit HDR، Dolby Vision HDR (تا 60fps)، ProRes، ضبط صدای استریوسلفی12 مگاپیکسل (لنز واید 23 میلی‌متری، 1/3.6 اینچ سایز سنسور، f/2.2)
SL 3D (حسگر بیومتریک تشخیص عمق)فیلم‌برداری سلفی4K@24/25/30/60fps، 1080p@30/60/120fps، لرزشگیر الکترونیکی تصویر-ژیروسکوپی

صدا

اسپیکربله، اسپیکر استریوجک ۳.۵ میلی‌متریخیر

باتری

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– USB Power Delivery 2.0
– شارژ سریع بی سیم 7.5 وات Qi و 15 وات در صورت استفاده از MagSafe

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حسگرهاFace ID، شتاب‌سنج، ژیروسکوپ، سنسور مجاورت، قطب‌نما، فشارسنج – پشتیبانی از دستیار هوشمند سیری با پشتیبانی از زبان محاوره
– پشتیبانی از پهنای باند فوق‌عریض (UWB)
– اپل Pay (Visa، مسترکارت، AMEX گواهی)

شبکه

فناوریGSM / CDMA / HSPA / EVDO / LTE / 5G

اتصالات

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