How Much Does an iPhone Weigh? Full iPhone Weight Chart

How Much Does an iPhone Weigh? Full iPhone Weight Chart

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An iPhone’s weight depends on its model. In the Apple US specifications checked for this guide, weights range from 112 grams for the iPhone 5 and 5s to 254 grams for iPhone Duo. Among the non-folding models listed, iPhone 18 Pro Max is the heaviest at 249 grams. The iPhone 12 mini weighs 135 grams; the iPhone Air weighs 165 grams; the iPhone 17 Pro weighs 206 grams.

Start with the chart if you need a number. If you are choosing a phone, compare its width and screen size alongside its weight: a lighter phone can still be wide to hold.

iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max and iPhone Duo weights

Apple lists iPhone 18 Pro at 211 g (7.44 oz), iPhone 18 Pro Max at 249 g (8.78 oz), and iPhone Duo at 254 g (8.96 oz). These figures come from the Pro technical specifications and Duo technical specifications. Duo is the confirmed product name. It weighs the same open or closed.

iPhone weight chart in grams and ounces

Each model links directly to its Apple source. These are phone-only specifications, without a case, screen protector, wallet, or grip. We preserve Apple’s published grams and ounces rather than recalculating one from the other, so rounded unit pairs can differ slightly. Regional models may differ; this chart uses US pages.

iPhone weights — Apple US specifications, phone only
Model / Apple source Year Grams Ounces
iPhone 18 Pro 2026 211 7.44
iPhone 18 Pro Max 2026 249 8.78
iPhone Duo 2026 254 8.96
iPhone 17e 2026 169 5.96
iPhone 17 Pro Max 2025 233 8.22
iPhone 17 Pro 2025 206 7.27
iPhone 17 2025 177 6.24
iPhone Air 2025 165 5.82
iPhone 16e 2025 167 5.88
iPhone 16 Pro Max 2024 227 7.99
iPhone 16 Pro 2024 199 7.03
iPhone 16 Plus 2024 199 7.03
iPhone 16 2024 170 6
iPhone 15 Pro Max 2023 221 7.81
iPhone 15 Pro 2023 187 6.6
iPhone 15 Plus 2023 201 7.09
iPhone 15 2023 171 6.02
iPhone 14 Pro Max 2022 240 8.47
iPhone 14 Pro 2022 206 7.27
iPhone 14 Plus 2022 203 7.16
iPhone 14 2022 172 6.07
iPhone SE, 3rd generation 2022 144 5.09
iPhone 13 Pro Max 2021 240 8.46
iPhone 13 Pro 2021 204 7.19
iPhone 13 2021 174 6.14
iPhone 13 mini 2021 141 4.97
iPhone 12 Pro Max 2020 228 8.03
iPhone 12 Pro 2020 189 6.66
iPhone 12 2020 164 5.78
iPhone 12 mini 2020 135 4.76
iPhone SE, 2nd generation 2020 148 5.22
iPhone 11 Pro 2019 188 6.63
iPhone 11 Pro Max 2019 226 7.97
iPhone 11 2019 194 6.84
iPhone XS 2018 177 6.24
iPhone XS Max 2018 208 7.34
iPhone XR 2018 194 6.84
iPhone X 2017 174 6.14
iPhone 8 2017 148 5.22
iPhone 8 Plus 2017 202 7.13
iPhone 7 2016 138 4.87
iPhone 7 Plus 2016 188 6.63
iPhone SE, 1st generation 2016 113 3.99
iPhone 6s 2015 143 5.04
iPhone 6s Plus 2015 192 6.77
iPhone 6 2014 129 4.55
iPhone 6 Plus 2014 172 6.07
iPhone 5s 2013 112 3.95
iPhone 5c 2013 132 4.65
iPhone 5 2012 112 3.95
iPhone 4s 2011 140 4.9
iPhone 4 2010 137 4.8
iPhone 3GS 2009 135 4.8
iPhone 3G 2008 133 4.7
Original iPhone 2007 135 4.8

How recent Pro models compare

The iPhone 15 Pro weighs 187 grams, the 16 Pro 199 grams, and the 17 Pro 206 grams. That makes the 17 Pro 19 grams heavier than the 15 Pro. For the corresponding Pro Max models, the figures are 221, 227, and 233 grams: a 12-gram increase from the 15 Pro Max to the 17 Pro Max. The iPhone 18 Pro adds 5 grams over the 17 Pro, while the 18 Pro Max adds 16 grams over the 17 Pro Max. Duo is another 5 grams heavier than the 18 Pro Max. These are US-model comparisons; regional variants can differ.

What is the lightest iPhone?

The iPhone 5 and 5s are the lightest in this historical chart at 112 grams. The iPhone 12 mini is the lightest all-screen model listed at 135 grams. That does not make an older phone the best purchase today: check app support, battery condition, screen size, and availability before choosing on weight alone.

What is the heaviest iPhone?

The iPhone Duo is the heaviest model in this verified chart at 254 grams (8.96 ounces). The iPhone 18 Pro Max is the heaviest non-folding model listed at 249 grams (8.78 ounces). Earlier, the checked US pages listed both iPhone 13 Pro Max and 14 Pro Max at 240 grams. The chart preserves Apple’s published values and rounding.

Why do iPhones weigh different amounts?

Weight reflects the entire device: frame, glass, display, battery, cameras, and internal components. A material name alone does not tell you which phone is lighter. Apple describes the iPhone 15 Pro and 16 Pro as titanium designs, while the iPhone 17 Pro uses an aluminum unibody design. Apple also specifies an aluminum unibody for iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, while Duo has a titanium foldable design. Compare finished-phone weights instead of assuming every Pro uses the same material.

Weight, size and everyday comfort

For one-handed use, compare width as well as weight. For reading and video, consider whether a larger display is worth the extra size in your pocket. Battery endurance and camera quality need separate comparisons; neither can be predicted from weight alone.

A case, magnetic wallet, grip, and screen protector add to what you carry. The phone-only numbers above cannot tell you the weight of that combination. Duo measures 117.8 × 84.1 × 11.3 mm closed and 117.8 × 164.6 × 5.2 mm open, stated as height × width × depth. That changes the shape you carry and use, but its phone-only weight remains 254 grams.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an iPhone weigh in grams?

The verified range here is 112–254 grams, including the new Duo. Find the exact model in the table; do not substitute shipping or packaged weight.

How much does an iPhone weigh in ounces?

Apple lists 3.95 ounces for the iPhone 5 and 5s, and 8.96 ounces for iPhone Duo. Each table row preserves Apple’s own ounce value.

Does a newer iPhone always weigh less?

No. Compare the exact models. Recent Pro and Pro Max generations in this chart have increased in weight, while other designs prioritize a lighter body.

Do the weights include a case?

No. They describe the phone itself. Add the weight of your own accessories when judging the total you will carry.

Compare your next step

Use our iPhone comparison tool, read the iPhone 18 and Duo comparison, or shop available Certified Pre-Owned iPhones. Models discussed in an announcement are not necessarily stocked at Plug.

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