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The iPhone 13 added sensor-shift camera stabilisation and Cinematic mode. It used A15 Bionic and doubled the standard model’s entry storage to 128 GB.
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Explore the iPhone model history, from the original 2007 iPhone to Apple’s latest announced models. Products are ordered by first release date; upcoming launches show their announced availability dates.
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The iPhone 13 added sensor-shift camera stabilisation and Cinematic mode. It used A15 Bionic and doubled the standard model’s entry storage to 128 GB.
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The first mini offered the standard iPhone 12 features in a smaller 5.4-inch design. It included 5G, MagSafe and dual rear cameras, arriving after iPhone 12.
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The largest iPhone 12 model added a bigger main-camera sensor and sensor-shift stabilisation. Its 6.7-inch display and longer telephoto reach distinguished it from iPhone 12 Pro.
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The iPhone 12 Pro combined 5G with a triple-camera system and LiDAR Scanner. Its imaging features included Dolby Vision recording and support for Apple ProRAW.
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The iPhone 12 introduced 5G and MagSafe to the standard lineup. Its flat-edge design added an OLED display and Ceramic Shield front protection.
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The second SE combined the familiar 4.7-inch Home-button design with A13 Bionic. It retained Touch ID and wireless charging, with portrait processing from a single rear camera.
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The larger first-generation Pro model paired a 6.5-inch OLED display with three rear cameras. It shared A13 Bionic and Night mode with iPhone 11 Pro.
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The first Pro iPhone combined an OLED display with wide, ultra-wide and telephoto cameras. A13 Bionic powered its expanded photography and video features.
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The iPhone 11 introduced an ultra-wide camera alongside its main camera. A13 Bionic enabled Night mode and improved image processing in the standard model.
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The iPhone XR brought Face ID and A12 Bionic to a colourful aluminium design with an LCD display. Its single rear camera supported computational portrait effects.
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The first Max model enlarged the OLED display to 6.5 inches. It shared A12 Bionic, dual rear cameras and improved Face ID with iPhone XS.
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The iPhone XS refined the OLED iPhone design with A12 Bionic and improved Face ID. Its dual cameras added Smart HDR and adjustable depth effects.
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The iPhone X replaced the Home button with gesture navigation and Face ID. An OLED display, dual rear cameras and a glass back for wireless charging defined its redesign.
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The larger iPhone 8 combined a dual-camera system with Portrait Lighting. It added Qi wireless charging and True Tone while keeping the Home button and Touch ID.
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The iPhone 8 added a glass back for Qi wireless charging and a True Tone display. It retained Touch ID and used the A11 Bionic chip.
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The iPhone 7 Plus introduced a dual rear-camera system with wide and telephoto lenses. The larger model shared the A10 Fusion chip, stereo speakers and water resistance.
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The iPhone 7 introduced water resistance, stereo speakers and a solid-state Home button. Its single 12-megapixel rear camera gained optical image stabilisation.
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The first SE brought A9 performance to a compact four-inch design. It offered Touch ID, a 12-megapixel camera and 4K video at a lower entry price.
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The larger 6s model combined a 5.5-inch display with 3D Touch and Live Photos. Optical image stabilisation extended to video recording on the Plus camera.
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The iPhone 6s introduced pressure-sensitive 3D Touch and Live Photos. Its A9 chip supported a new 12-megapixel rear camera and 4K video recording.
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The first Plus model offered a 5.5-inch display and optical image stabilisation for its rear camera. It shared the A8 chip and Apple Pay hardware with iPhone 6.
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The iPhone 6 expanded the standard display to 4.7 inches in a rounded aluminium design. It introduced the A8 chip and hardware for Apple Pay.
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The iPhone 5s introduced Touch ID and the 64-bit A7 chip. Its camera gained a True Tone flash, while the M7 coprocessor handled motion data.
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The iPhone 5c placed A6 performance in a colourful polycarbonate enclosure. It included an 8-megapixel rear camera, expanded LTE support and iOS 7.
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A taller display, LTE connectivity and the Lightning connector arrived in a lighter aluminium design. The A6 chip powered the new model, which shipped with iOS 6.