OFFICIAL SOURCES · SCOPED ELIGIBILITY
iOS 27 supported iPhones: official compatibility list
Apple lists 33 compatible iPhone models. All 31 models in the compared iOS 26 guide remain listed for iOS 27; the two additional entries are iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.
Sources checked . Published eligibility and actual delivery are recorded separately.
33 sourced model or variant rows; catalog detail pages matched for 33 of 33. No policy-based predictions are included in this table.
How to read this list
This is model-level compatibility, not a promise that every feature works on every phone, in every language or region. New iPhone entries are not upgrades for previously sold models.
“Official” identifies the source, not universal availability. A beta, a scheduled window, software installed at the factory and a manufacturer-reported regional rollout are different states. We have not inspected your phone or verified its installed build.
Check iPhone release history. Match the exact model, network variant and region before checking for an update. Unmatched catalog entries retain an official source link and are not counted as linked device records.
Model-by-model evidence
| Exact model / variant | Evidence status | Region and timing | Official source |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 11 | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 11 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 11 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 12 mini | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 12 | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 12 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 12 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 13 mini | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 13 | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 13 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 13 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 14 | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 14 Plus | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 14 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 14 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 15 | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 15 Plus | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 15 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 15 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 16 | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 16 Plus | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 16 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 16 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 16e | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 17 | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 17 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 17 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone Air | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 17e | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone SE (2nd generation) | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone SE (3rd generation) | Officially compatible | manufacturer listAlso listed in the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 18 Pro | Officially compatible | manufacturer listNew entry versus the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
| iPhone 18 Pro Max | Officially compatible | manufacturer listNew entry versus the compared iOS 26 guide | Manufacturer evidenceChecked |
What changed from iOS 26?
The compared Apple tables retain all 31 iOS 26 models, including the iPhone 11 family and iPhone SE (2nd generation). iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are the two new entries. There is no dropped-model row in this comparison.
Compare Apple’s iOS 26 guide. Apple records iOS 27’s release on September 14, 2026 and iOS 27.0.1 on September 28. Its release history also records iOS 18.7.10 for iPhone XS, XS Max and XR on August 17, 2026. A past patch is not a promise of future patches or a final support date. Apple release history
Method and source limits
We use manufacturer compatibility guides, announcements, product policies and regional support pages. We do not promote community guesses, a security-end date, or version-number arithmetic into a confirmed OS release. Policy expectations show their reasoning in the row. Absence from a selected list means unverified coverage, not automatically ineligible.
- support.apple.com: Named iPhone compatibility; features vary by region/language/carrier
The check date reports when this evidence was reviewed. Older manufacturer publication dates and historical windows remain visible. Catalog matching may improve when a verified model record is added; it does not change the manufacturer’s eligibility claim.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the update missing from my device?
Check your exact model, region, carrier and installed build. Rollouts can be staged, and a beta schedule does not establish stable availability. Consult the linked manufacturer source before assuming an update is late.
Does missing an OS upgrade mean security updates have ended?
No. Major-version eligibility, security patches, minimum commitments and a final manufacturer-stated end are separate facts. Use the device evidence and support calendar to examine the security-support claim.
Should I install a beta to get the update sooner?
This list records beta eligibility; it is not a recommendation to install pre-release software. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions, back up important data and check rollback warnings. Some preview installation or rollback paths erase data.
Evidence changelog
: first scoped manufacturer-evidence review for this list, with explicit regional, beta, schedule and policy labels. Later releases require a new source check.