Apple phones

This site holds 1 full specification sheet for Apple: Apple iPhone XR. Each one uses the same field order as every other sheet in the index — launch, body, display, platform, memory, cameras, sound, comms, features and battery — so a Apple model can be read line by line against a phone from any other maker.

One of them carries a desk score. The score sits above the table and never changes a figure inside it: the specification is the manufacturer's, the score is ours.

A further 6 Apple models sit in the catalogue as an entry rather than a sheet: body, display, platform, memory, cameras, sound and battery are filed, the long-form sheet is not. Those entries are printed in full lower down this page, and they are the same figures a sheet would carry — there is simply less of them.

Apple also appears in 19 stories on this site — launches, price moves and the explainers that mention the brand. The newest of them is at the top of the list on this page.

What is on this page is what we hold a source for. A sheet appears here once we have the manufacturer document for that model, and a field inside it stays blank rather than estimated when the figure was never published — so an empty row is a statement about the source, not about the phone. Prices, where shown, are the launch list price recorded at the time and are not tracked afterwards. To read a Apple model against a phone from another maker, open the comparison page; the full index of models is in the specification archive, every manufacturer we file under is on the brands page, and how we work sets out where each figure comes from and what a score does and does not mean. If a value here does not match the official sheet, tell us through the contact page and name the model and the row.