All about iPhones
Overview of generations, specifications, and differences between models.
Generation and model family
The number identifies a generation; suffixes such as Pro, Pro Max, Plus, mini or e distinguish models within a range. The meaning of a suffix does not guarantee identical hardware across generations. Compare the exact model names.
Display, camera and processor
Display size, refresh rate, camera lenses and processor affect different uses. Read the specifications of each model instead of assuming that every phone in a generation has the same features. Compare models.
Connectors and accessories
Check whether the model uses Lightning or USB-C before selecting a cable. Verify MagSafe support and exact case or screen-protector compatibility. Browse accessories.
Condition is separate from generation
An older generation can be in excellent cosmetic condition, while a newer one can show wear. The condition grade, battery range, storage and current price belong to the selected offer. See condition descriptions and available iPhones.