Below is a list of compatible iPhones, there are three models leaving the ship

Historically, the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023 gave a logical place to iOS 17. The opportunity to list all the iPhones that will be awarded this fall when it is published in a stable version.

WWDC 2023 has been eagerly awaited, and it clearly didn’t disappoint us in light of the many key announcements we had to deal with. Without a doubt, the Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset was the big star of the California event. This is the first time since 2014 that Apple has positioned itself on a whole new category of product — which is struggling to take off here, on top of that.

iOS 17 makes its presentation

Obviously, the next version of iOS — iOS 17 in this case — has also been the focus. Several new features have been announced, from a contact sticker to a smarter answering machine, through to the Journal app or even a standby mode, to name a few.

However, not all iPhones will be able to take advantage of this major update, as we learned from Official page company. Rest assured, though: Apple’s strength lies in its ability to guarantee excellent software longevity for these devices. Thus many generations of iPhone will get a taste of iOS 17.

Which iPhones are compatible with iOS 17?

This version will be available on all iPhones released since the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max, as well as the 2nd generation (2020) and 3rd generation (2022) iPhone SE. This means that iPhones sold 5 years ago are still being updated today, in 2023. On Android, no one equals Apple in this regard — Samsung, Oppo, or even OnePlus are limited to 4 years on certain models.

Here is a list of all iPhones compatible with iOS 17:

As you can see, three iPhone models left this list compared to last year: the iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus, all released in 2017.

Members of the Apple Developer Program already have access to the iOS 17 beta. A public beta will be available next month at beta.apple.com, before the full version update is released to the public this fall.

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