**Robot Vacuum Review: A Smart and Satisfying Cleaning Companion**

In this review, we'll take a closer look at the robot vacuum attachment that comes with the Normal T10 model. This device is designed to make cleaning your floors easy and efficient. To get started, simply plug in the robot vacuum into an outlet, connect it via the Narwhal app on iOS and Android devices, and then choose between two attachments: the vacuum attachment or the mop. The robot will return home to charge after completing its tasks, making it a convenient and hands-free cleaning solution.

The mop attachment is particularly impressive, with not one but two extra mops included in the box as a bonus. To use the mop attachment, simply fill up the clean water container in the base station, and then send the robot out on a mopping run or schedule one via the app. Every few minutes, the robot will pop back to the base station to refill with fresh water before continuing its cleaning cycle. This clever design makes quick work of dirt and grime, leaving your floors sparkling clean.

**Camera Comparison: Pixel 6 Pro vs iPhone Camera**

When it comes to photography, both the Pixel 6 Pro and iPhone camera have their strengths and weaknesses. While the iPhone's camera is undoubtedly pleasing to look at, with its bright colors and natural lighting, it can sometimes produce unnatural results, such as orangy skin tones and raised shadows. The Pixel 6 Pro, on the other hand, takes a more nuanced approach, capturing images that are both pleasing and realistic.

One of the standout features of the Pixel 6 Pro's camera is its ability to capture stunning images in low-light conditions. However, this comes at the cost of a slightly wider field of view for the ultra-wide camera lens, which can sometimes produce fish-eyed results. Additionally, while the iPhone has introduced new photography modes, such as "Pro" and "Night Sight," they can still feel a bit gimmicky and don't quite live up to the Pixel 6 Pro's capabilities.

**The A15 Chip: Powering Performance**

One of the most significant upgrades in the iPhone 13 series is the A15 chip, which provides a substantial boost in performance compared to the previous model. This means that games such as Genshin Impact can take full advantage of the new processor, delivering smooth and seamless gameplay at high frame rates.

For those who are familiar with Android devices, this may be music to your ears, as it finally brings a level of power and responsiveness that was previously reserved for high-end Android smartphones. While the iPhone 13 series is not necessarily worth upgrading for everyone, particularly if you're still using an older model or don't have the budget to spare, it's clear that Apple has made significant strides in terms of performance.

**The Verdict: Worth Upgrading?**

Ultimately, whether or not the iPhone 13 series is worth upgrading from a previous model depends on your individual needs and preferences. While the camera and A15 chip are undoubtedly impressive, they may not be enough to justify an upgrade for everyone. Additionally, with newer models just around the corner, some users may feel that it's too soon to make a switch.

For those who are currently using an iPhone 12 or earlier, however, the upgrades in the iPhone 13 series are certainly worth considering. With its improved camera, faster processor, and new features like ProMotion, this is definitely one of the best iPhones on the market right now. Whether you're looking to upgrade from your current device or simply want a reliable and feature-packed smartphone, the iPhone 13 series is definitely worth checking out.

**A Word from Our Host**

As someone who's been using their iPhone 12 Pro Max for some time now, I can attest that this new model has brought about significant improvements in terms of performance and camera capabilities. While it may not be a hard sell to those who are already satisfied with their current device, there are certainly enough reasons to consider making the switch. Whether you're a seasoned tech enthusiast or just looking for a reliable smartphone, I hope this review has given you a better understanding of what to expect from the iPhone 13 series.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enoh sorry don't mind me i'm just playing a bit of gentian impact at higher settings with 120 hertz it came with the latest uh 2.2 update for the game oh it's tasty how has it already been over a month since these iphone 13s came out it feels like just yesterday i was doing my review but here we are several weeks later i'm still using it as my everyday phone and maybe some of you guys are actually watching this on your shiny new iphone so are we happy with it has it lived up to the hype now that we've uh got past that launch window where people get very excited about a new apple launch well yeah i love this thing and i can tell you that even though i was very close to switching to the google pixel 6 pro which i love by the way although to be fair this is a good deal cheaper and kind of goes up against the iphone 13 and the pro as opposed to the pro max if you can afford it i still reckon even after the hype this is the best phone in the world right now one of the biggest reasons i love this is because the battery is absolutely phenomenal and it is actually one of the main reasons i didn't switch over to the pixel there's been a couple of times recently when i've been traveling and staying overnight somewhere i've genuinely not even bothered to pack a charger as i know i'll have a good 35 or 40 left the next morning i have also fully switched over to magsafe charging just because i can't be doing with lightning although in apple's quest to make me have to carry as many cables as possible now that i'm also using the macbook pro 16 and i also have an ipad that's magsafe3 as well as usbc and also on the ipad and lightning on here and also magsafe but a different kind of magsafe and if i had an apple watch that would also be another charger bit of a faff please just give me a usbc port on the bottom of the iphone it's all i ask uh but you know it's not the end of the world but i tell you what one of the things i have got used to which i didn't know if i would is the size of the pro max in my initial unboxing and even my review a couple of weeks later i was sort of thinking i might switch to the 13 pro because this is just a bit too big surprisingly i've actually got used to it now and what made a difference was putting a good case on it so it doesn't feel quite as precarious and slippery in your hands so you can do your finger gymnastics all the way up to the top to swipe down for the notifications or your quick shortcuts and even though i still wish there was a halfway house between the 13 pro and the pro max i'm definitely used to this now i reckon the 13 pro would feel a bit small but i still do reckon if my friends or friend family friends or family asked me what iphone should they buy i would probably say the 13 pro it's 100 pounds cheaper and for most people it's gonna be a lot more comfortable to hold unless you're happy to give yourself a month to get used to it but either way this screen and also the speakers are just top notch figuratively and well literally the notch is still definitely there it really didn't make that much difference at all but it's a bit thinner because it still protrudes into the screen just as much 90 of the time i forget about it until maybe i zoom in on a full screen youtube video when it cuts off a bit or i'm playing a game but i still maintain it's a relatively minor inconvenience for having this absolutely fantastic true depth face id and that oled retina screen along with the new pro motion high refresh rate movies games just you know scrolling through the ui it all looks and sounds incredible however there are still definitely a few features i miss about android on here the big one for me and maybe it's the same for you is the lack of a universal swipe in to go back button why can't i swipe in from the right hand side when i'm using the phone right handed to go back and then eventually home it's just kind of basic and i really wish i had it i also still find that as powerful as this is and as fast with that promotion 120 hertz my s21 ultra or pixel 6 pro still feel nippier and more responsive it's a really mana thing but i wish there was an option just to maybe double the speed of the animation so it was all a bit quicker i also wouldn't mind some ipad style split screen action on this as well i mean we've got the big 6.7 inch screen on the pro max every android phone can do it the ipads can do it i know it's not for everyone but a split screen option with my google maps and whatsapp or my calendar and gmail would be so useful on this clearly i'm using an iphone but i still use all the google services i'm forever in this tech purgatory i can also officially say in this video right now a month after my initial review or at least when it launched that i have not once used cinematic mode or the photography styles there's nothing particularly wrong with them although a 24fps or a 4k option for cinematic mode would be nice but as cool and genuinely quite impressive as these features are for me and probably most people i just want the highest quality videos and for photos i just want the iphone to do what it thinks is best its processing is a lot smarter than i am but i have found since they added support for it after launch i've been shooting a lot of video in prores because despite the much bigger file sizes generally i'm only shooting 30 seconds or a minute of video at a time and then either editing on the phone or with a quick airdrop to my macbook and then i play with it in final cut or premiere pro the extra detail you can pull out of shots the reduced noise and together with that unbelievable stabilization you get with iphone video i can tell you that on more than one occasion i've left my sony a7s 3 on the table and just shot with the iphone there simply isn't a better phone for video in fact i shot this entire little sponsored bit for this new narwhal t10 robot vacuum and mop 2 in 1 on the iphone 13 pro max in 4k pro res handheld and no edits so the t10 isn't your ordinary robot cleaner it's one of time magazine's best inventions of 2020 it raised over a million dollars on kickstarter and now it's here so once i'm boxed plug it into the base station and then place it where you like mine's in the kitchen then turn the robot on and connect it via the narwhal app on ios and android then you can either slot in the vacuum attachment or the mops which i'll take for a spin in a second it'll return home to charge and then when you're ready send it out to map out your space so it can plan its route and away we go but the best bit is if you switch over to the mop attachments and you get two extra in the box as well then in the base station take out and fill up the clean water container it'll then do its magic you can send it out on a mopping run or schedule one via the app and it'll clean your floors plus every few minutes it'll pop back to the base station to watch the mops before carrying on again it's really clever and very satisfying to see how dirty the water is afterwards if you fancy a two-in-one mop and vacuum robot then check out the normal t10 and i'll leave a link in the description below okay back to the iphone and on the photography side of things it's a little bit more complicated i have been working on a pixel 6 pro versus iphone camera comparison for a while but it keeps getting pushed back as there's about a million other videos i want to make right now and i really do like the pixel's camera and it does kind of highlight how artificial the iphone's photos can be sometimes with orangy skin tones and unnaturally raised shadows and saturated colors it's all very pleasing and lovely to post on instagram it's hard to get a bad shot out of this but it's not always the most realistic we do of course have these nifty photography modes if you're happy to tinker a little bit although to say i just quite like the iphone to determine white balance and do all that processing maybe in lightroom later i'll think all that could have done with a photography style applied but oh well i also kind of wish the ultrawide camera wasn't as wide photos are often just a bit too fish-eyed and can be a bit unnatural looking it's not the end of the world but a slightly narrower field of view would be my preference so even if it's not flawless overall i do think this is the best camera system on a phone although we'll see what samsung's s22 can do in just a couple of months one of the biggest upgrades with the 13 pro and pro max is this 120 hertz pro motion screen it's dynamic so we can adjust between 10 and 120 hertz which is great for battery but it does to a tech enthusiast like me make a big difference to how fast everything feels even if we do still have these fairly long animations but i'm not convinced that the average person going into an apple store would really notice or care you probably would because you're watching a tech youtube channel uh but if your mum went and bought one i'm not sure if she cared that much about promotion i mean the same argument can be said of course about android phones but my point is it probably isn't really a reason to upgrade for most people unless you're a bit of a techie enthusiast and also when it comes to games there still are only a handful that have been updated to support it although just like the ipad this will get better over time and actually one of the most recent highlights has to be genshin impact you can absolutely max out the settings because we've got that a15 chip and this is one of the few areas that you can really appreciate the power you have in here and then combined with this new 120 fps support it is just simply glorious and i cannot wait for more games to get that promotion support so even though this is definitely more of a 12s upgrade than a proper 13 in my book i'm still having a great time with it i still haven't been convinced to switch to the pixel and as much as i do miss some elements of my s21 ultra a month later this is still my main phone with my personal sim but i'm not convinced it's really worth the upgrade especially from the 12 pro max but even the 11 pro max most people here in the uk are on two year phone cycles although three years getting more common because phones are getting more expensive yes we've got you know 5g smoother screen slightly better cameras and well a few bits and pieces that are new but nothing fundamentally different that when you're actually using them like this makes you think oh i should go and spend over a thousand pounds on the new one but what do you reckon are you tempted to upgrade to the 13 series or have you already got one let me know what you make of this in the comments below thank you so much for watching guys and i'll see you next time right here on the tech chatoh sorry don't mind me i'm just playing a bit of gentian impact at higher settings with 120 hertz it came with the latest uh 2.2 update for the game oh it's tasty how has it already been over a month since these iphone 13s came out it feels like just yesterday i was doing my review but here we are several weeks later i'm still using it as my everyday phone and maybe some of you guys are actually watching this on your shiny new iphone so are we happy with it has it lived up to the hype now that we've uh got past that launch window where people get very excited about a new apple launch well yeah i love this thing and i can tell you that even though i was very close to switching to the google pixel 6 pro which i love by the way although to be fair this is a good deal cheaper and kind of goes up against the iphone 13 and the pro as opposed to the pro max if you can afford it i still reckon even after the hype this is the best phone in the world right now one of the biggest reasons i love this is because the battery is absolutely phenomenal and it is actually one of the main reasons i didn't switch over to the pixel there's been a couple of times recently when i've been traveling and staying overnight somewhere i've genuinely not even bothered to pack a charger as i know i'll have a good 35 or 40 left the next morning i have also fully switched over to magsafe charging just because i can't be doing with lightning although in apple's quest to make me have to carry as many cables as possible now that i'm also using the macbook pro 16 and i also have an ipad that's magsafe3 as well as usbc and also on the ipad and lightning on here and also magsafe but a different kind of magsafe and if i had an apple watch that would also be another charger bit of a faff please just give me a usbc port on the bottom of the iphone it's all i ask uh but you know it's not the end of the world but i tell you what one of the things i have got used to which i didn't know if i would is the size of the pro max in my initial unboxing and even my review a couple of weeks later i was sort of thinking i might switch to the 13 pro because this is just a bit too big surprisingly i've actually got used to it now and what made a difference was putting a good case on it so it doesn't feel quite as precarious and slippery in your hands so you can do your finger gymnastics all the way up to the top to swipe down for the notifications or your quick shortcuts and even though i still wish there was a halfway house between the 13 pro and the pro max i'm definitely used to this now i reckon the 13 pro would feel a bit small but i still do reckon if my friends or friend family friends or family asked me what iphone should they buy i would probably say the 13 pro it's 100 pounds cheaper and for most people it's gonna be a lot more comfortable to hold unless you're happy to give yourself a month to get used to it but either way this screen and also the speakers are just top notch figuratively and well literally the notch is still definitely there it really didn't make that much difference at all but it's a bit thinner because it still protrudes into the screen just as much 90 of the time i forget about it until maybe i zoom in on a full screen youtube video when it cuts off a bit or i'm playing a game but i still maintain it's a relatively minor inconvenience for having this absolutely fantastic true depth face id and that oled retina screen along with the new pro motion high refresh rate movies games just you know scrolling through the ui it all looks and sounds incredible however there are still definitely a few features i miss about android on here the big one for me and maybe it's the same for you is the lack of a universal swipe in to go back button why can't i swipe in from the right hand side when i'm using the phone right handed to go back and then eventually home it's just kind of basic and i really wish i had it i also still find that as powerful as this is and as fast with that promotion 120 hertz my s21 ultra or pixel 6 pro still feel nippier and more responsive it's a really mana thing but i wish there was an option just to maybe double the speed of the animation so it was all a bit quicker i also wouldn't mind some ipad style split screen action on this as well i mean we've got the big 6.7 inch screen on the pro max every android phone can do it the ipads can do it i know it's not for everyone but a split screen option with my google maps and whatsapp or my calendar and gmail would be so useful on this clearly i'm using an iphone but i still use all the google services i'm forever in this tech purgatory i can also officially say in this video right now a month after my initial review or at least when it launched that i have not once used cinematic mode or the photography styles there's nothing particularly wrong with them although a 24fps or a 4k option for cinematic mode would be nice but as cool and genuinely quite impressive as these features are for me and probably most people i just want the highest quality videos and for photos i just want the iphone to do what it thinks is best its processing is a lot smarter than i am but i have found since they added support for it after launch i've been shooting a lot of video in prores because despite the much bigger file sizes generally i'm only shooting 30 seconds or a minute of video at a time and then either editing on the phone or with a quick airdrop to my macbook and then i play with it in final cut or premiere pro the extra detail you can pull out of shots the reduced noise and together with that unbelievable stabilization you get with iphone video i can tell you that on more than one occasion i've left my sony a7s 3 on the table and just shot with the iphone there simply isn't a better phone for video in fact i shot this entire little sponsored bit for this new narwhal t10 robot vacuum and mop 2 in 1 on the iphone 13 pro max in 4k pro res handheld and no edits so the t10 isn't your ordinary robot cleaner it's one of time magazine's best inventions of 2020 it raised over a million dollars on kickstarter and now it's here so once i'm boxed plug it into the base station and then place it where you like mine's in the kitchen then turn the robot on and connect it via the narwhal app on ios and android then you can either slot in the vacuum attachment or the mops which i'll take for a spin in a second it'll return home to charge and then when you're ready send it out to map out your space so it can plan its route and away we go but the best bit is if you switch over to the mop attachments and you get two extra in the box as well then in the base station take out and fill up the clean water container it'll then do its magic you can send it out on a mopping run or schedule one via the app and it'll clean your floors plus every few minutes it'll pop back to the base station to watch the mops before carrying on again it's really clever and very satisfying to see how dirty the water is afterwards if you fancy a two-in-one mop and vacuum robot then check out the normal t10 and i'll leave a link in the description below okay back to the iphone and on the photography side of things it's a little bit more complicated i have been working on a pixel 6 pro versus iphone camera comparison for a while but it keeps getting pushed back as there's about a million other videos i want to make right now and i really do like the pixel's camera and it does kind of highlight how artificial the iphone's photos can be sometimes with orangy skin tones and unnaturally raised shadows and saturated colors it's all very pleasing and lovely to post on instagram it's hard to get a bad shot out of this but it's not always the most realistic we do of course have these nifty photography modes if you're happy to tinker a little bit although to say i just quite like the iphone to determine white balance and do all that processing maybe in lightroom later i'll think all that could have done with a photography style applied but oh well i also kind of wish the ultrawide camera wasn't as wide photos are often just a bit too fish-eyed and can be a bit unnatural looking it's not the end of the world but a slightly narrower field of view would be my preference so even if it's not flawless overall i do think this is the best camera system on a phone although we'll see what samsung's s22 can do in just a couple of months one of the biggest upgrades with the 13 pro and pro max is this 120 hertz pro motion screen it's dynamic so we can adjust between 10 and 120 hertz which is great for battery but it does to a tech enthusiast like me make a big difference to how fast everything feels even if we do still have these fairly long animations but i'm not convinced that the average person going into an apple store would really notice or care you probably would because you're watching a tech youtube channel uh but if your mum went and bought one i'm not sure if she cared that much about promotion i mean the same argument can be said of course about android phones but my point is it probably isn't really a reason to upgrade for most people unless you're a bit of a techie enthusiast and also when it comes to games there still are only a handful that have been updated to support it although just like the ipad this will get better over time and actually one of the most recent highlights has to be genshin impact you can absolutely max out the settings because we've got that a15 chip and this is one of the few areas that you can really appreciate the power you have in here and then combined with this new 120 fps support it is just simply glorious and i cannot wait for more games to get that promotion support so even though this is definitely more of a 12s upgrade than a proper 13 in my book i'm still having a great time with it i still haven't been convinced to switch to the pixel and as much as i do miss some elements of my s21 ultra a month later this is still my main phone with my personal sim but i'm not convinced it's really worth the upgrade especially from the 12 pro max but even the 11 pro max most people here in the uk are on two year phone cycles although three years getting more common because phones are getting more expensive yes we've got you know 5g smoother screen slightly better cameras and well a few bits and pieces that are new but nothing fundamentally different that when you're actually using them like this makes you think oh i should go and spend over a thousand pounds on the new one but what do you reckon are you tempted to upgrade to the 13 series or have you already got one let me know what you make of this in the comments below thank you so much for watching guys and i'll see you next time right here on the tech chat\n"