iPhone 17e
20266.1" · 19.5:9
2532 × 1170 · 460 PPI
One of the easiest current iPhones to compare if you want the familiar 6.1-inch lane without paying Pro money.
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Phone Screen Sizes
A quick way to line up common iPhone, Galaxy, and iPad sizes without hopping through product pages one by one.
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Featured comparisons
iPhone 17e vs Galaxy S26
6.1" · 19.5:9 vs 6.2" · 19.5:9
A current compact-flagship style matchup if you are deciding between Apple and Samsung without going oversized.
iPhone Air vs Galaxy S25 Edge
6.5" · 19.5:9 vs 6.7" · 19.5:9
A useful side-by-side if you care about thin bodies, larger screens, and the trade-off between size feel and density.
iPhone 17 Pro Max vs Galaxy S26 Ultra
6.9" · 19.5:9 vs 6.9" · 19.5:9
The current large-screen flagship showdown if you want the biggest slabs both brands sell.
Sizes are grouped by the class people usually shop by. Small yearly changes can happen, so use the guide below when you need model-by-model detail.
Read iPhone screen size guideRecent models people keep checking in 2026
These are the models worth checking first if you want current Apple and Samsung size references, not just last year’s lineup memory.
iPhone Air
20256.5" · 19.5:9
2736 × 1260 · 460 PPI
Interesting if standard iPhones feel a little tight but Pro Max bodies already feel like too much phone.
iPhone 17 Pro Max
20256.9" · 19.5:9
2868 × 1320 · 460 PPI
Still the big Apple reference point when you want the largest current iPhone screen and the densest premium tier feel.
Galaxy S26
20266.2" · 19.5:9
2340 × 1080 · 416 PPI
A good Android counterpoint to the 6.1-inch iPhone crowd, especially if you are comparing compact flagship-class phones.
Galaxy S25 Edge
20256.7" · 19.5:9
3120 × 1440 · 513 PPI
Worth checking if you care about a thinner body but do not want to give up a dense 6.7-inch panel.
Galaxy S26 Ultra
20266.9" · 19.5:9
3120 × 1440 · 498 PPI
One of the clearest examples of how a huge phone can still stay very dense on paper and visually sharp in real use.
iPhone Standard / e
The mainstream iPhone size lane. This is usually where Apple keeps the most familiar one-hand-friendly shape, with e models staying close to the same footprint.
iPhone 12
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 13
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 14
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 15
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 16
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 16e2025
6.1" · 19.5:9
2532 × 1170 · 460 PPI
iPhone 17e2026
6.1" · 19.5:9
2532 × 1170 · 460 PPI
iPhone 172025
6.3" · 19.5:9
2622 × 1206 · 460 PPI
iPhone Air
A middle step for people who want more canvas than the standard size without jumping straight to the biggest Pro Max body.
iPhone Air2025
6.5" · 19.5:9
2736 × 1260 · 460 PPI
iPhone Pro
This is usually the premium version of Apple’s mainstream footprint. Great when you want the better camera tier without making the phone much harder to handle.
iPhone 12 Pro
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 13 Pro
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 14 Pro
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 15 Pro
6.1" · 19.5:9
iPhone 16 Pro
6.3" · 19.5:9
iPhone 17 Pro2025
6.3" · 19.5:9
2622 × 1206 · 460 PPI
iPhone Pro Max / Plus
This is where Apple’s larger everyday phones live. Better for reading, video, and battery life, but you feel the jump in reach and carry size immediately.
iPhone 12 Pro Max
6.7" · 19.5:9
iPhone 13 Pro Max
6.7" · 19.5:9
iPhone 14 Plus
6.7" · 19.5:9
iPhone 14 Pro Max
6.7" · 19.5:9
iPhone 15 Plus
6.7" · 19.5:9
iPhone 15 Pro Max
6.7" · 19.5:9
iPhone 16 Plus
6.7" · 19.5:9
iPhone 16 Pro Max
6.9" · 19.5:9
iPhone 17 Pro Max2025
6.9" · 19.5:9
2868 × 1320 · 460 PPI
Compact phones
Still useful as a reality check if you miss smaller phones. This class is now rare, which is exactly why people still search for it.
iPhone SE (2nd/3rd gen)
4.7" · 16:9
Galaxy S Standard
Samsung’s mainstream flagship size. This is the Android lane people compare most often with the regular iPhone and e-class iPhones.
Galaxy S22
6.1" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S23
6.1" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S24
6.2" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S25
6.2" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S262026
6.2" · 19.5:9
2340 × 1080 · 416 PPI
Galaxy S Plus / Edge / FE
The 6.6 to 6.7-inch Galaxy lane now splits into a few personalities: traditional Plus, value-leaning FE, and sharper thin-body Edge models.
Galaxy S22+
6.6" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S23+
6.6" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S24+
6.7" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S25+
6.7" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S25 FE2025
6.7" · 19.5:9
2340 × 1080 · 385 PPI
Galaxy S25 Edge2025
6.7" · 19.5:9
3120 × 1440 · 513 PPI
Galaxy S26+2026
6.7" · 19.5:9
3120 × 1440 · 513 PPI
Galaxy S Ultra
This is Samsung’s largest slab-style flagship tier. Great if you want maximum canvas, but it belongs in the “big phone on purpose” category.
Galaxy S22 Ultra
6.8" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S23 Ultra
6.8" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S24 Ultra
6.8" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S25 Ultra
6.9" · 19.5:9
Galaxy S26 Ultra2026
6.9" · 19.5:9
3120 × 1440 · 498 PPI
Galaxy Foldables
These deserve their own bucket because the cover and inner screens solve different problems. The inner screen especially changes how “phone size” feels.
Galaxy Z Flip72025
6.9" · 21:9
2520 × 1080 · 397 PPI
Galaxy Z Fold7 (cover)2025
6.5" · 21:9
2520 × 1080 · 422 PPI
Galaxy Z Fold7 (main)2025
8" · 10.8:9
2184 × 1968 · 367 PPI
iPad screens
Useful as a size reference when a phone already feels too small and you are really deciding between a large phone and a compact tablet.
iPad mini
8.3" · 4:3
iPad 10th gen
10.9" · 4:3
iPad Air 11-inch
11" · 4:3
iPad Air 13-inch
13" · 4:3
iPad Pro 11-inch
11" · 4:3
iPad Pro 13-inch
13" · 4:3