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Select the iPhone of interest for complete tech specs on the specific currently shipping model.
Also see:
- What are the major differences between the iPhone 13 mini/iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro/iPhone 13 Pro Max? Which is best for my needs?
- What are all the differences between the iPhone SE 3 models? How many are there around the world?
For specs on all iPhone models -- not just the currently shipping ones -- click the specs tab for the display size of interest. EveryiPhone.com considers small iPhones to have a 4" or smaller display, medium iPhones to have a display between 4.7" and 5.4", and large iPhones to have a 5.5" or larger display.
If you are trying to locate a specific iPhone, you also may be interested in looking it up by order number, model number, serial number and more with EveryiPhone.com's Ultimate iLookup.
Select the small display iPhone of interest for complete technical specs on the specific model. EveryiPhone.com considers "small" iPhones to have a 4" or smaller display. No current iPhone models have a display this small.
If you are unsure of which iPhone you have, identify it by order number, model number, serial number and more with EveryiPhone.com's Ultimate iLookup.
Select the medium display iPhone of interest for complete technical specs on the specific model. EveryiPhone.com considers medium iPhones to have a display between 4.7" and 5.4". Current models in this size range include the iPhone SE 3, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini.
If you are unsure of which iPhone you have, identify it by order number, model number, serial number and more with EveryiPhone.com's Ultimate iLookup.
Select the large display iPhone of interest for complete technical specs on the specific model. EveryiPhone.com considers large iPhones to have a 5.5" or larger display.
If you are unsure of which iPhone you have, identify it by order number, model number, serial number and more with EveryiPhone.com's Ultimate iLookup.
Established in 1996, EveryMac.com long has been answering Mac questions submitted by readers. EveryiPhone.com's iPhone Q&A and iPhone Troubleshooting & Repair Q&A answer iPhone specific questions with the same exacting attention to detail.
The five most frequently asked iPhone questions in each category follow:
Differences
- What are the major differences between the iPhone 13 mini/iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro/iPhone 13 Pro Max? Which is best for my needs?
- What are the major differences between the iPhone 13 (2021) and the iPhone 12 (2020)? Is the iPhone 13 actually worth the extra money?
- What are the major differences between the iPhone SE 2 and iPhone SE 3? Is the iPhone SE 3 a lot better?
- What are the major differences between the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone 7, and iPhone 8? Are these increasingly vintage models still worth considering?
- What are all the differences between the iPhone 5, iPhone 5s, and iPhone SE? Are any of these tiny iPhone models still worth buying?
Performance & Features
- How fast are the iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max models compared to each other? How fast are they, really, compared to their predecessors?
- How fast is the iPhone SE 3 compared to the iPhone SE 2 it replaced? How fast is the iPhone SE 3 compared to earlier iPhone models?
- Which iPhone models support iOS 15? Do some models "partially" support iOS 15? Which ones?
- Is it possible to expand the internal storage in the iPhone? Is it possible to add external storage? How?
- What is the best external keyboard for the iPhone? Is it even possible to use an external keyboard with the iPhone?
Troubleshooting & Repair
- How can I unlock my iPhone if I forgot the passcode?
- How do I reboot or restart a "frozen" or "hung" iPhone? How do I reboot or restart a "frozen" or "hung" app or otherwise "force quit" an app?
- How can I transfer or copy music, photos and videos from my iPhone to my computer?
- How do I replace the battery in the iPhone 5?
- How do I replace the glass cover, digitizer and display (LCD screen) on the iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s?
If your question is not answered above, be sure to see EveryiPhone.com's comprehensive iPhone Q&A and iPhone Troubleshooting & Repair Q&A. Official iPhone manuals as well as unofficial forums for community help may be useful, too.
Apple's official instruction manuals in PDF format are below. An applicable program likely already is installed on your computer or device, but if not, the free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read PDFs.
The model number is a specific identifier listed on the back of many iPhone models in tiny print and in the "Settings" app on all models. iPhone devices displayed with an asterisk (*) below do not have an externally displayed model number. For more help identifying a specific device, please refer to iPhone Identification.
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If the manual does not provide the info you need, be sure to see EveryiPhone.com's answers to frequently asked questions and search iPhone forums, as well.
iPhone Forums:
Sometimes answers to reader-submitted questions and the instruction manual are not enough to solve an iPhone problem. Other times, it is nice to get a variety of user opinions about a product. For both of these scenarios, official and unofficial iPhone forums can be quite helpful.
A selection of active iPhone communities include:
| Apple (Official) | iLounge Forums | iPhone Forums |
| Tom's iPhone Forums | Howard Forums | ModMyi Forums |
Before joining any online forum, be sure to search thoroughly before posting a new thread to see if your question has been answered previously. Be sure to review the rules of each community as well.
When posting a new message, it also is wise to provide links to information related to your topic from the forum itself in addition to elsewhere around the web to show that you have done research on your own before posting.
Hand-selected, quality reviews for the latest iPhone line as well as earlier current models are below. For the most recent high-end models -- the iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max -- video reviews also are provided.
ArsTechnica offers a multi-page iPhone 13/iPhone 13 Pro review that covers all four devices and focuses primarily on design, cameras, features, and benchmarks. Ars also has reviews on the new entry-level iPhone SE 3 and still current iPhone 12 and iPhone 11 as well as reviews on earlier discontinued models all the way back to the original iPhone.
AnandTech has a technical evaluation of the iPhone 13 as well as reviews for the still current iPhone 12 and iPhone 11. The publication also provides equally thorough reviews of many earlier iPhone models going back to the original iPhone.
Although they're not as detailed as the others, for those interested in a more concise take, the WSJ also has solid reviews for the new iPhone 13 in addition to reviews for the new entry-level iPhone SE 3 and still current iPhone 12 and iPhone 11. They're often hard to find using the publication's search function, but the site likewise has reviews for earlier models ranging from the original iPhone to the iPhone XS/iPhone XS Max squirreled away in its archives.
iPhone Video Reviews:
In-depth, and objective, video reviews for the most recent high-end iPhones follow for your viewing convenience.
The first one, from Nick Ackerman, covers the smallest iPhone 13 mini, whereas the second one, from Zollotech, covers the largest iPhone 13 Pro Max. You also may be interested in detailed written reviews of each iPhone from around the web.
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