Before you decide you're not interested in the 13 Pro because you feel you don't need the better camera, keep in mind that along with the better camera on the 13 Pro, comes LIDAR, which is the ability to use the camera to judge distance. The feature can be very helpful for blind envision impaired users. While apps that use LIDAR are somewhat limited right now, some of the features are very helpful. One of the useful features of LIDAR is the ability to help you with social distancing. The feature is built-in to the Magnifier app, and is is easily enabled from the home screen or even the lock screen using a four finger triple tap. Two other apps I can think of off the top of my head that currently use LIDAR, are Microsoft Seeing AI, and SuperSense.
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