Specification database
All 55 models, from the 2007 original to the foldable iPhone Duo — with full specs, launch prices, and every device drawn to scale.
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Compare models side by sideApple's first foldable — 5.2 mm unfolded, a dual-battery design, and the return of Touch ID after nine years.
The first 2 nm phone chip, a variable-aperture main camera, and a shrunken Dynamic Island that holds three Live Activities.
45 hours of video playback — the longest-lasting iPhone ever made, and the first to break $1,299.
Doubled the base storage to 256 GB and finally added MagSafe, with Apple's faster C1X modem.
ProMotion and 256 GB became standard on the base model — the biggest non-Pro upgrade in years.
At 5.64 mm, the thinnest iPhone ever built — eSIM-only, one camera, and no compromise on chip.
Titanium gave way to an aluminium unibody with a vapour chamber — and every rear lens hit 48 MP.
The biggest battery Apple had ever shipped, and the first iPhone to offer 2 TB of storage.
Retired the SE name and debuted Apple's own C1 modem — the first iPhone without a Qualcomm chip inside.
Camera Control arrived as a real hardware shutter button, and Apple Intelligence shipped to the base model.
The last Plus model before the Air replaced it — and the longest-lasting non-Pro iPhone.
Screens grew for the first time since the 12 Pro, and 5x zoom finally came to the smaller Pro.
The biggest iPhone screen ever at 6.9 inches, with 33 hours of video playback.
USB-C at last, after eleven years of Lightning — and the Dynamic Island for everyone.
The value pick of its generation — Pro Max battery life at a non-Pro price.
Titanium made it lighter, the Action button replaced the mute switch, and the A17 Pro brought console games.
The tetraprism lens folded 5x optical zoom into a phone — a Max-exclusive camera for the first time.
The Plus name returned to replace the mini — big screen, huge battery, no Pro price.
Crash Detection and Emergency SOS via satellite — safety features nobody else had.
The Dynamic Island replaced the notch, and 48 MP ended a six-year run of 12 MP sensors.
2000 nits of outdoor brightness — the brightest phone screen of its year.
The last Touch ID iPhone and the last with a home button — 5G in a 2017 body.
A smaller notch, sensor-shift stabilisation trickled down, and Cinematic mode debuted.
ProMotion brought 120 Hz to iPhone at last, with macro photography and ProRes video.
28 hours of video playback — the biggest single-generation battery jump in iPhone history.
The last small iPhone Apple ever made — and the smallest device that still runs modern iOS.
A physically larger sensor with sensor-shift stabilisation — the first true camera gap in the Pro line.
The smallest 5G phone ever made — flat edges, MagSafe, and a cult following.
5G, MagSafe and Ceramic Shield — plus the flat-edge design language that stuck.
LiDAR arrived for night portraits and AR, alongside Apple ProRAW.
Flagship A13 silicon for $399 in an iPhone 8 shell — the best value Apple has ever shipped.
Night mode and ultra wide made the cheap iPhone the smart buy — and it still runs the newest iOS.
The first iPhone called Pro, and the first with three rear cameras.
A genuine battery-life leap — 5 hours longer than the XS Max it replaced.
Colour came back and so did value — the best-selling phone in the world in 2019.
Smart HDR and the first 7 nm chip; IP68 meant a metre deeper than the X.
The first Max — and the biggest screen Apple had ever shipped at the time.
Killed the home button, introduced Face ID and the notch, and redefined the next decade of phones.
Glass came back so wireless charging could arrive — the last Touch ID flagship.
The final Plus-model send-off for the home button era, with Portrait Lighting.
Water resistance in, headphone jack out — the most argued-about iPhone decision ever.
The first dual-camera iPhone, introducing optical zoom and Portrait mode.
Flagship power in the beloved iPhone 5 body — still the definitive small iPhone.
3D Touch and Live Photos arrived; the 12 MP sensor set the standard for years.
The 6s internals in a 5.5-inch body — and the heaviest iPhone of its era.
Apple finally went big — and sold more iPhones than in any year before or since.
The first phablet iPhone, and the first with optical image stabilisation.
Apple's one experiment with cheerful plastic — the most colourful iPhone until the iPhone 5c's spirit returned in the XR.
First 64-bit smartphone chip and the debut of Touch ID — fingerprint unlock went mainstream.
Taller screen, LTE, and the Lightning connector that replaced a decade of 30-pin cables.
Siri arrived, and an 8 MP camera quietly began killing the point-and-shoot market.
The Retina display made pixels invisible, and FaceTime made the front camera matter.
The S meant speed — twice as fast, with video recording and voice control.
Added 3G data, GPS and — crucially — the App Store, turning the iPhone into a platform.
The one that started it all — multi-touch, no stylus, and a real web browser in your pocket.
Nineteen years of hardware, grouped by the design decisions that defined them.
Multi-touch, the App Store, and the Retina display. The iPhone stops being a phone and becomes a platform.
Lightning replaces 30-pin, Touch ID replaces the passcode, and screens finally start to grow.
The home button dies, the notch arrives, and the Pro line splits off from the rest.
MagSafe, ProMotion, the Dynamic Island, titanium, and the long-awaited switch to USB-C.
Apple silicon modems, the thinnest iPhone ever, a 2 nm chip — and the first foldable.
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