In 2007, Apple brought its first iPhone onto the market – 20 more models have followed to date. It’s not that easy to name the smartphones in the correct order. Or?
There’s a good reason why iPhone users are often referred to as “Apple disciples”: regardless of whether they bought their first smartphone from the American manufacturer in 2007 or just a few years later – anyone who has switched to Apple stays with Apple. In other words, the iPhone is always exchanged for the latest model and used until a new version comes onto the market. But why is it that so many smartphone users remain loyal to a brand over the years? Fans of the Cupertino company often say that Apple combines the perfect symbiosis of design, innovation and technology in its iPhone models. Yesterday like today. The following list shows how iPhones have evolved over the years.
2023
iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max
In the usual manner, Apple presented its new iPhone series this year: the cheapest 15 model is available for just under 900 euros available in the stores. The 15 Plus currently costs around 1100 euros and that 15 per even 1200 euros (with 128 GB). The iPhone 15 Pro Max lies with 256 GB, on the other hand, costs just 1,450 euros. Prices vary depending on color and storage space.
2022
iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max
In the September 2022 The time had finally come: a new generation of iPhone was introduced and has recently been available for purchase. The iPhone 14 is available (depending on storage capacity) from 999 euros and that iPhone 14 Plus from 1449 euros. The iPhone 14 Pro However, it costs at least 1299 euros and that iPhone 14 Pro Max even 1449 euros.
2021
iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13 Pro Max
In the September 2021 became the new one iPhone 13 presented and could be (pre)ordered just a few days later starting at 899 euros. The iPhone 13 Mini are available from just 769 euros. For the iPhone 13 Pro However, you already pay 1149 euros and for that iPhone 13 Pro Max even costs an impressive 1249 euros.
2020
iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max
In the October 2020 the next batch of new iPhones was already flooding the cell phone market: this iPhone 12 (6.1 inches) and that iPhone 12 Pro (6.1 inches). This followed shortly afterwards iPhone 12 mini (5.4 inches) and that iPhone 12 Pro Max (6.7 inches) in November 2020.
iPhone SE (2nd generation)
End April 2020 Apple presented a classic: the second generation of the iPhone SE. The design remained the same, but the interior was modernized: the new one had the same old one iPhone SE a usual small screen (4.7 inches), but significantly more power than its predecessor model.
2019
iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max
Recently the time had come: Apple was in the middle September 2019 its new iPhone models. There are a total of three different models, which differ as follows:
- The iPhone 11 has a 6.1-inch screen and is the successor to the iPhone XR.
- The iPhone 11 Pro has a 5.8-inch screen and is the successor to the iPhone XS.
- The iPhone 11 Pro Max has a 6.5-inch screen and is the successor to the iPhone XS Max.
2018
iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR
2018 Three iPhone models came onto the market: equipped with an A12 processor and an eSIM, but without a fingerprint sensor and home button iPhone XS (5.8 inches), that iPhone XS Max (6.5 inches) and that iPhone XR (6.1 inches) an all screen design. And that has its price.
2017
iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X
In September 2017 Three new iPhone models were introduced again: the iPhone 8the iPhone 8 Plus – and that iPhone X with a 5.8-inch display and Face ID, Apple’s most expensive smartphone to date. In addition to the A11 Bionic SoC processor, the iPhone X particularly caused a stir with its display, which took up the entire front.
2016
iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus
One year ago (2016) there was another team: this iPhone 7 (including 3D touch) and that iPhone 7 Plus (including dual camera). Visually it’s just as big as the 6 Series, but inside the models boast an A10 processor. In addition, they are resistant to dust and water.
iPhone SE
end of March 2016 that came iPhone SE on the market. At four inches, the cell phone is significantly smaller than its predecessors, but is also much cheaper to purchase. Despite having the same camera, the model was quite convincing with its A9 processor and LTE with up to 150 Mbit/s.
2015
iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus
In September 2015 Apple followed up with another twosome: this iPhone 6s and his bigger brother, that iPhone 6s Plus. Both iPhone models are equipped with a new processor, twice as much RAM memory (two gigabytes), a 12 megapixel camera and can record “Live Photos” (i.e. moving images) and videos with 4K resolution.
2014
iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus
A year before (2014) Apple caused surprised faces: The iPhone 6, with its 4.7-inch display, was already larger than its predecessor iPhone 6 Plus However, with its 5.5 inches, it went beyond the scope. Both have an A8 processor and a high storage capacity (up to 128 GB).
iPhone 5c
On the same day, Apple suddenly brought more color into play with the iPhone 5c: More precisely, you could choose between a white, pink, yellow, blue and green plastic housing. Everything else remained the same – apart from the longer talk time and standby time.
2013
iPhone 5s
end of September 2013 that appeared iPhone 5s: Equipped with iOS 7 for the first time, this model can work in all LTE networks. Available in silver, gray and, for the first time, gold, the smartphone offers three different storage sizes (16, 32 and 64 GB) and an even better camera.
2012
iPhone 5
In September 2012 The iPhone 5 was presented to the public: With a four-inch glass display, an aluminum back, a gigabyte of RAM memory and an A6 processor, the model is even larger and faster than its siblings.
2011
iPhone 4s
The design of the iPhone 4s remained unchanged compared to the iPhone 4 and surprised in October 2011 with an even faster processor (A5), an even better camera (eight megapixels), an even larger memory (up to 64 gigabytes) – and a new voice control: Siri, the personal assistant.
2010
iPhone 4
A year before (2010), the iPhone 4 came onto the market, but this time with a new design. Equipped with a new processor (Apple A4), the smartphone was able to impress with its new five-megapixel camera, video telephony (Facetime) and a better screen resolution (960 × 640 pixels).
2009
iPhone 3GS
In June 2009 The iPhone 3GS appeared: Just as big as its predecessor, this model combined new features – such as a different processor, a better camera (a 3.1 megapixel resolution instead of two), a longer battery life and a more stable Internet connection.
2008
iPhone 3G
The iPhone 3G revolutionized in July 2008 finally the cell phone market: In contrast to its predecessor, mobile surfing via UMTS was finally possible with this model – it was sold almost twelve million times worldwide in the same year.
2007
iPhone
The first iPhone appeared at the beginning of November 2007, has a 3.5-inch screen and a resolution of 480 by 320 pixels. Almost 1.5 million iPhones were sold in the year it was released.
Source:Statista
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