Every iPhone Released

Here’s a list of every iPhone model ever released, in chronological order by Australian release date:

2007

  • iPhone (1st generation) – Released in Australia on 29th November
  • The original iPhone may look basic today, but in 2007, its touchscreen and compact design changed the world of tech. It was more than a device; it was a vision of the future.
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2008

  • iPhone 3G – Released in Australia on 11th July
  • The 2008 iPhone 3G introduced 3G connectivity and the revolutionary App Store, transforming how we connect, create, and consume on our phones.
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2009

  • iPhone 3GS – Released in Australia on 19th June
  • With faster speeds, better storage, and a new camera, the iPhone 3GS pushed the boundaries of mobile tech and marked the start of serious smartphone photography.
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2010

  • iPhone 4 – Released in Australia on 23rd July
  • With a 5-megapixel camera, HD video, and Apple’s first Retina display, the iPhone 4 made mobile clarity a new standard, both on screen and in photos.
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2011

  • iPhone 4S – Released in Australia on 14th October
  • The iPhone 4S featured an 8-megapixel camera with 1080p video capture, but it was Siri’s debut that stole the show, transforming the way we use our phones.
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2012

  • iPhone 5 – Released in Australia on 21st September
  • Apple introduced the Lightning port with the iPhone 5, a big shift toward better connectivity and a step away from the 30-pin adapter.
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2013

  • iPhone 5S – Released in Australia on 20th September
  • The iPhone 5S introduced Touch ID, making it easy and secure to unlock your phone with just a fingertip—a small change that became an essential feature.
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  • iPhone 5C – Released in Australia on 1st November
  • Apple’s iPhone 5C made the iPhone more accessible with a lower price point and fun colors, showing that great tech can come at a great value.
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2014

  • iPhone 6 – Released in Australia on 19th September
  • With Apple Pay on the iPhone 6, Apple introduced contactless payments, making your phone a convenient and secure way to pay.
  • iPhone 6 Plus – Released in Australia on 19th September
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2015

  • iPhone 6S – Released in Australia on 25th September
  • iPhone 6S Plus – Released in Australia on 25th September
  • The iPhone 6S was Apple’s first phone with 4K video capability, making it a go-to device for high-definition mobile filming and storytelling.
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2016

  • iPhone 7 – Released in Australia on 16th September
  • iPhone 7 Plus – Released in Australia on 16th September
  • The iPhone 7 introduced water resistance, a redesigned home button, and for the iPhone 7 Plus, the first-ever dual camera, bringing durability and versatility to the iPhone.
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  • iPhone SE (1st generation) – Released in Australia on 31st March
  • The iPhone SE combined the classic design of the 5S with the latest tech of the 6S, offering powerful features in a compact, affordable package.
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2017

  • iPhone 8 – Released in Australia on 22nd September
  • iPhone 8 Plus – Released in Australia on 22nd September
  • The iPhone 8 introduced wireless charging, making it the first iPhone to power up without needing a cable—a new step in convenience.
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  • iPhone X – Released in Australia on 3rd November
  • The iPhone X introduced Face ID and an all-screen design, reimagining the future of smartphones with a new level of immersion and security.
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2018

  • iPhone XS – Released in Australia on 21st September
  • iPhone XS Max – Released in Australia on 21st September
  • Apple’s iPhone X removed the home button, opening up a full-screen display and setting a design standard that still influences every new iPhone.
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  • iPhone XR – Released in Australia on 26th October
  • The iPhone XR was Apple’s budget-friendly option in 2018, blending core features with affordability to make the iPhone experience available to more people.
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2019

  • iPhone 11 – Released in Australia on 20th September
  • iPhone 11 Pro – Released in Australia on 20th September
  • iPhone 11 Pro Max – Released in Australia on 20th September
  • Apple’s iPhone 11 introduced Pro models, complete with Super Retina displays and triple cameras—bringing professional-grade features to the lineup.
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2020

  • iPhone SE (2nd generation) – Released in Australia on 24th April
  • With a True Tone display and Haptic Touch, the iPhone SE 2 brought flagship features to a smaller, budget-friendly design—quality and value in one.
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  • iPhone 12 – Released in Australia on 23rd October
  • iPhone 12 mini – Released in Australia on 23rd October
  • iPhone 12 Pro – Released in Australia on 23rd October
  • iPhone 12 Pro Max – Released in Australia on 23rd October
  • The iPhone 12 introduced the Super Retina XDR display on all models, giving everyone a bright and vibrant OLED experience.
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2021

  • iPhone 13 – Released in Australia on 24th September
  • iPhone 13 mini – Released in Australia on 24th September
  • iPhone 13 Pro – Released in Australia on 24th September
  • iPhone 13 Pro Max – Released in Australia on 24th September
  • With up to 19 hours of video playback, the iPhone 13 brought a new level of battery life, letting users stay connected and creative all day long.
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2022

  • iPhone SE (3rd generation) – Released in Australia on 18th March
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    With 5G, Night Mode, and Photographic Styles, the iPhone SE 3 gave users high-speed connectivity and high-quality photography in a compact, classic design.

  • iPhone 14 – Released in Australia on 16th September
  • iPhone 14 Plus – Released in Australia on 7th October
  • iPhone 14 Pro – Released in Australia on 16th September
  • iPhone 14 Pro Max – Released in Australia on 16th September
  • The iPhone 14’s Emergency SOS via satellite could be life-saving, connecting users to help even when they’re off the grid. With a better ultrawide and zoom, the iPhone 14’s camera upgrades made every shot sharper and more detailed, no matter the angle
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2023

  • iPhone 15 Pro – 22th September 2023
  • iPhone 15 Pro Max – Released in Australia on 22th September 2023
  • iPhone 15 – Released in Australia on 22th September
  • iPhone 15 Plus – Released in Australia on 22th September
  • The iPhone 15 Pro models introduced a titanium frame and a new Action button, creating a lighter, stronger, and more flexible experience.
  • The iPhone 15 made the switch to USB-C, giving users a universal charging and data solution—making it easier to stay connected across devices.
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2024
iPhone 16 – 20th September 2024  
iPhone 16 Plus – 20th September 2024
iPhone 16 Pro – 20th September 2024  
iPhone 16 Pro Max – 20th September 2024

The iPhone 16 introduces Apple Intelligence, integrating powerful AI to boost productivity and personalisation like never before. Preorders are now open—get ready to experience the future.

Comparison Table

Here is a table that scores each iPhone model from iPhone 1 to iPhone 16 across various categories. Scores are rated on a scale of 1 to 10 based on the device’s capabilities and market standards at the time of its release.

iPhone ModelCameraDisplayDesignPerformanceBatteryValue for Money
iPhone 1347546
iPhone 3G456556
iPhone 3GS556656
iPhone 4678767
iPhone 4S778767
iPhone 5788868
iPhone 5S788868
iPhone 6888878
iPhone 6S888878
iPhone 7888877
iPhone 8888877
iPhone X999977
iPhone XS999977
iPhone 11999988
iPhone 12999988
iPhone 13999998
iPhone 14999988
iPhone 15999988
iPhone 16999998

These scores are based on the devices’ performance relative to the time they were released, factoring in each model’s improvements or limitations in areas like camera quality, display technology, design, processing power, battery life, and overall value.

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