iOS 17 Compatible Devices List – Will My iPhone Run iOS 17?

iOS 17 includes some fun new features that are compelling to many iPhone users, including custom phone cards, Live Voicemail, FaceTime video voicemail support, new Messages features, support for FaceTime with Apple TV, a really cool digital clock mode for iPhone called StandBy, interactive widgets, NameDrop to easily swap contact information, a new Journal app, predictive inline typing autocomplete, autofill for PDFs, Safari Profiles support, improvements to Siri and Spotlight, and much more.

If you’re excited about iOS 17 for iPhone, you’re probably wondering if your iPhone is able to run iOS 17, and which iPhone models support iOS 17. Let’s take a look at the official supported list of iOS 17 devices.

List of iPhone Models Supporting iOS 17

The following iPhone models will support iOS 17:

• iPhone 15 (will ship with iOS 17)
• iPhone 15 Pro series (will ship with iOS 17)
• iPhone 14
• iPhone 14 Plus
• iPhone 14 Pro
• iPhone 14 Pro Max
• iPhone 13
• iPhone 13 mini
• iPhone 13 Pro
• iPhone 13 Pro Max
• iPhone 12
• iPhone 12 mini
• iPhone 12 Pro
• iPhone 12 Pro Max
• iPhone 11
• iPhone 11 Pro
• iPhone 11 Pro Max
• iPhone XS
• iPhone XS Max
• iPhone XR
• iPhone SE 2nd generation and newer

This is the official iOS 17 compatible devices list of all supported iPhone models, directly from Apple.

As you can see, basically anything newer than iPhone XR will support iOS 17, whereas the iPhone 8 series and iPhone X were dropped and only support iOS 16.

How do I know if my specific iPhone model will run iOS 17?

The easiest way to determine if your particular iPhone model will run iOS 17 is to find out what the iPhone model is exactly, and then compare it to the list above of supported iOS 17 devices.

You can find out which iPhone model you have by going to Settings > General > About > and looking for the iPhone model at that screen. Once you identify your iPhone model, you’ll be able to determine if that device supports iOS 17.

As far as general system requirements go, aside from having a compatible iOS 17 iPhone model, you’ll want to make sure you have storage space available to be able to install and run the update, and generally speaking you should have at least 10GB free to be able to perform a major system software update.

Interested users can install the iOS 17 public beta on their iPhone or the developer beta right now, but running beta system software is generally only appropriate for advanced users.

The final version of iOS 17 will be released for all compatible iPhone models this fall.