Data sources
Dimensions come from Apple’s published specifications. Corner radii, camera-module footprints, button positions and colour values are our own estimates for procedural drawing, not Apple drawings.
From Apple’s specifications
- Height, width, depth and weight.
- Display diagonal, resolution and water-resistance rating.
- Chip, storage tiers, camera descriptions and connectivity.
- Battery life as Apple’s rated video-playback hours. Apple does not publish battery capacity in mAh, so this site does not print one.
- Launch price in US dollars and the announcement and release dates.
Our own estimates
Apple publishes a body size, not a shape. Everything needed to actually draw a phone — the corner radius, the bezel widths, where the camera module sits and how far it stands proud, where the buttons are, and the colour of each finish — is estimated here from public photography and product pages. Each estimate is recorded with a confidence level in the source data. They are good enough to compare phones with, and they are not engineering drawings: do not cut a case from them.
Scale references
- Hand: Average adult hand · 187 mm long, 82 mm across. Median values from the US Army ANSUR II anthropometric survey, 2012, pooled across sexes.
- Credit card · 85.60 × 53.98 mm · ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1
- Median jeans front pocket, usable area · men's 83 × 167 mm · women's 68 × 135 mm Pocket measurements are the usable rectangle inside the pocket, not the opening, from The Pudding’s 2018 survey of women’s and men’s jeans.
- A pocket result is a comparison, never a verdict. Denim stretches and a phone can sit at an angle.
Hand: US Army ANSUR II, 2012 (sex-balanced median). Pockets: The Pudding, 2018. Card: ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1.
Corrections
If a number here disagrees with Apple, Apple is right and this site is wrong. The dimension table is the single source of truth for every drawing on the site, so one correction fixes the stage, the comparison table and the share card at once.