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iPhone 15 Plus screen size

iPhone 15 Plus: 430 × 932 points at @3x, which is 1290 × 2796 pixels at 460 ppi on a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display.

Screen specs

iPhone 15 Plus screen specs
Points430 × 932 pt
Pixels1290 × 2796 px
Scale@3x
PPI (Apple)460
PPI (computed from pixels and diagonal)460.3
Diagonal6.7 inches
Diagonal of the full rectangle6.69 inches
Aspect ratio215:466 (2.1674)
Display typeOLED
Display nameSuper Retina XDR
ProMotionNo
Always-OnNo
CutoutDynamic Island
Home buttonNo
Face ID or Touch IDFace ID
Model identifiersiPhone15,5
Release year2023

Safe area insets

Safe area insets in points
OrientationTopRightBottomLeft
Portrait590340
Landscape0592059
iPhone 15 Plus portrait: 430 × 932 points, safe area insets top 59, right 0, bottom 34, left 0iPhone 15 Plus landscape: 932 × 430 points, safe area insets top 0, right 59, bottom 20, left 59

Outline drawn to scale in points. Shaded bands are the insets; the dashed box is the safe area.

How it was measured: key window safeAreaInsets, portrait and landscape (interface orientation landscapeLeft, rotated with requestGeometryUpdate; landscapeRight identical) (source: Xcode 27.1 Simulator, iOS 27.0 (24A434) runtime, device type 'iPhone 15 Plus').

Corner radius (unofficial)

55 pt (unofficial). Apple doesn't publish this; measured from the Simulator's private display corner radius.

UNOFFICIAL: private UIScreen _displayCornerRadius = 55 pt (source: Xcode 27.1 Simulator, iOS 27.0 (24A434) runtime, device type 'iPhone 15 Plus'); Apple does not publish this value

For web developers

CSS viewport: 430 × 932 CSS pixels in portrait, devicePixelRatio 3. CSS pixels equal points.

/* iPhone 15 Plus, portrait */
@media (device-width: 430px) and (device-height: 932px) and (-webkit-device-pixel-ratio: 3) {
  /* styles for this screen size */
}
/* needs <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, viewport-fit=cover"> */
.page {
  padding-top: env(safe-area-inset-top);       /* 59px on iPhone 15 Plus in portrait */
  padding-right: env(safe-area-inset-right);   /* 0px */
  padding-bottom: env(safe-area-inset-bottom); /* 34px */
  padding-left: env(safe-area-inset-left);     /* 0px */
}

Safari's visible viewport is smaller than the screen because of the browser bars, so window.innerHeight is less than the height above until the bars collapse.

For iOS developers

Same layout size

Same points and scale (430 × 932 pt at @3x):

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Sources

Download and cite

Data: Apple device screen specs by bestlatestapps.com (https://bestlatestapps.com/tools/apple-device-screen-sizes/), licensed CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Built from Apple's published tech specs and Human Interface Guidelines, Wikipedia for model identifiers, and our own Xcode Simulator measurements.

Cite as: Singh, A. (2026). Apple Device Screen Specs (v0.1.0). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23819103

Also on: Zenodo and Kaggle

Questions

What is the iPhone 15 Plus viewport size in CSS pixels?

430 × 932 CSS pixels in portrait, with a devicePixelRatio of 3. Safari's visible viewport is smaller while the browser bars show.

What is the iPhone 15 Plus screen resolution?

1290 × 2796 pixels at 460 ppi, shown as 430 × 932 points at @3x.

What are the iPhone 15 Plus safe area insets?

In portrait: top 59, right 0, bottom 34, left 0 points. In landscape: top 0, right 59, bottom 20, left 59 points. Values are top, right, bottom, left, measured in the Xcode Simulator.

Does the iPhone 15 Plus have the same screen size as the iPhone 16 Plus?

Yes, for layout: both are 430 × 932 points at @3x, so apps and web pages lay out the same. Both have 1290 × 2796 pixels.

Data version 0.1.0, generated 2026-10-27.