Every iPhone, From 11 to Air
Apple has released 28 distinct iPhone models since the iPhone 11 launched in 2019. Here's every one of them, organized by generation, with full specifications for each.
Quick answer
The newest iPhones are the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and iPhone Air, all released in September 2025. The iPhone Air is Apple's thinnest iPhone ever at 5.6mm. Apple still sells the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16e as lower-cost options, and the original iPhone 11 from 2019 still receives software updates.
iPhone 17 Series
iPhone 16 Series
iPhone 15 Series
iPhone 14 Series
iPhone 13 Series
iPhone 12 Series
iPhone 11 Series
Specifications sourced from Apple's official technical specification pages and cross-verified against GSMArena and Wikipedia device records as of June 2026. iOS support versions reflect the latest available update at time of writing and will continue to change. This page intentionally omits pricing — Apple's official pricing varies significantly by region, storage tier, trade-in offers, and carrier deals.
iPhone Lineup FAQ
What is the latest iPhone in 2026?
The newest iPhone lineup is the iPhone 17 series, consisting of the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max, all released in September 2025. Apple also continues selling the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16e as lower-cost alternatives.
What is the iPhone Air?
The iPhone Air is Apple's thinnest iPhone ever made, at just 5.6mm thick. It uses a titanium frame, a single rear camera, and sits between the standard iPhone 17 and the Pro models in terms of features, prioritizing slim design over battery life and camera versatility.
How many iPhone models has Apple released since the iPhone 11?
Since the iPhone 11 launched in September 2019, Apple has released 28 distinct iPhone models across seven generations: iPhone 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17, including mini, Plus, Pro, Pro Max, and e variants, plus the standalone iPhone Air.
Is the iPhone 11 still supported in 2026?
Yes, the iPhone 11 still receives iOS updates as of 2026, running iOS 26.5 as of May 2026, more than six years after its original release.