iPhone 12 mini: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada
AppleThe iPhone 12 Mini is the smallest and lightest 5G phone in the world.
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iPhone 12 mini: Full Specifications
Pros
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Smaller size: The iPhone 12 Mini is smaller than all other iPhones. It's easy to hold in one hand, with a size similar to the iPhone 5 / 5S and SE line. It's perfect for people who don't need a big screen on their phone.
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Good specs: The iPhone 12 Mini has all the good specs of the iPhone 12, but with a smaller screen (and price).
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Affordable price: Price is important when choosing a new device, and the iPhone 12 Mini is affordable.
Cons
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Shorter battery life: The iPhone 12 Mini battery is slightly smaller than the iPhone 12 battery.
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Smaller screen: A smaller screen is great if you want a device that's easy to fit in pockets and if you don't absolutely "need" a bigger screen. That said, most of us are now used to bigger screens, so keep in mind that using the keyboard and watching videos will feel different.
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Not as many camera options: The iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max both have better camera systems than the iPhone 12. If you want an iPhone with the best camera possible, we suggest you look at these models.
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60 Hz screen: While some other flagship Android devices have 120 Hz screens, the iPhone 12 still has a 60 Hz screen.
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