Smartphone Screen PPI
Browse and compare screen pixel density, resolution, dot pitch, and aspect ratios for 67 popular smartphones.
Galaxy A37 5G
1080 × 2340 px · 6.6″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy A57 5G
1080 × 2340 px · 6.6″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy S26
1080 × 2340 px · 6.2″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy S26 Ultra
1440 × 3120 px · 6.9″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy S26+
1440 × 3120 px · 6.7″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy S25
1080 × 2340 px · 6.2″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy S25 Ultra
1440 × 3120 px · 6.9″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy S25+
1440 × 3120 px · 6.7″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy Z Flip7
1080 × 2640 px · 6.7″ OLED · 9:22
Galaxy Z Flip7 (Cover)
720 × 748 px · 3.4″ OLED · 0.96:1
Galaxy Z Flip7 FE
1080 × 2640 px · 6.7″ OLED · 9:22
Galaxy Z Fold7 (Cover)
968 × 2376 px · 6.3″ OLED · 11:27
Galaxy Z Fold7 (Inner)
1856 × 2160 px · 7.6″ OLED · 0.86:1
iPhone 17
1179 × 2556 px · 6.1″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 17 Air
1260 × 2740 px · 6.6″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 17 Pro
1206 × 2622 px · 6.3″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 17 Pro Max
1320 × 2868 px · 6.9″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 17e
1170 × 2532 px · 6.1″ OLED · 0.46:1
OnePlus 13R
1264 × 2780 px · 6.78″ OLED · 0.45:1
Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro
1080 × 2400 px · 6.78″ OLED · 9:20
Asus Zenfone 11 Ultra
1080 × 2400 px · 6.78″ OLED · 9:20
Galaxy A55 5G
1080 × 2340 px · 6.6″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy S24 Ultra
1440 × 3120 px · 6.8″ OLED · 6:13
Galaxy Z Flip6
1080 × 2640 px · 6.7″ OLED · 9:22
Galaxy Z Fold6 (Cover)
968 × 2376 px · 6.3″ OLED · 11:27
Galaxy Z Fold6 (Inner)
1856 × 2160 px · 7.6″ OLED · 0.86:1
iPhone 16
1179 × 2556 px · 6.1″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 16 Plus
1290 × 2796 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 16 Pro
1206 × 2622 px · 6.3″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 16 Pro Max
1320 × 2868 px · 6.9″ OLED · 0.46:1
Motorola Edge 50 Ultra
1220 × 2712 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.45:1
Motorola Razr 50 Ultra
1080 × 2640 px · 6.9″ OLED · 9:22
Nothing Phone (2a)
1080 × 2412 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.45:1
OnePlus 12
1440 × 3168 px · 6.82″ OLED · 5:11
OnePlus 13
1440 × 3168 px · 6.82″ OLED · 5:11
OPPO Find X8 Pro
1264 × 2780 px · 6.78″ OLED · 0.45:1
Pixel 8a
1080 × 2400 px · 6.1″ OLED · 9:20
Pixel 9
1080 × 2424 px · 6.3″ OLED · 0.45:1
Pixel 9 Pro
1280 × 2856 px · 6.3″ OLED · 0.45:1
Pixel 9 Pro Fold (Cover)
1080 × 2424 px · 6.3″ OLED · 0.45:1
Pixel 9 Pro Fold (Inner)
2076 × 2152 px · 8″ OLED · 0.96:1
Pixel 9 Pro XL
1344 × 2992 px · 6.8″ OLED · 0.45:1
Redmi Note 14 Pro+
1220 × 2712 px · 6.67″ OLED · 0.45:1
Sony Xperia 1 VI
1080 × 2340 px · 6.5″ OLED · 6:13
vivo X200 Pro
1260 × 2800 px · 6.78″ OLED · 9:20
Xiaomi 14 Ultra
1440 × 3200 px · 6.73″ OLED · 9:20
Xiaomi 15
1200 × 2670 px · 6.36″ OLED · 0.45:1
Xiaomi 15 Pro
1440 × 3200 px · 6.73″ OLED · 9:20
Galaxy S23 Ultra
1440 × 3088 px · 6.8″ OLED · 0.47:1
iPhone 15
1179 × 2556 px · 6.1″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 15 Pro
1179 × 2556 px · 6.1″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 15 Pro Max
1290 × 2796 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.46:1
Nothing Phone (2)
1080 × 2412 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.45:1
OnePlus Open
2268 × 2440 px · 7.82″ OLED · 0.93:1
OnePlus Open (Cover)
1116 × 2484 px · 6.31″ OLED · 0.45:1
OPPO Find N3 (Inner)
2268 × 2440 px · 7.82″ OLED · 0.93:1
Pixel 8 Pro
1344 × 2992 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.45:1
Redmi Note 13 Pro
1220 × 2712 px · 6.67″ OLED · 0.45:1
Sony Xperia 1 V (4K)
1644 × 3840 px · 6.5″ OLED · 0.43:1
Sony Xperia 5 V
1080 × 2520 px · 6.1″ OLED · 3:7
vivo X100 Pro
1260 × 2800 px · 6.78″ OLED · 9:20
iPhone 14 Pro
1179 × 2556 px · 6.1″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 14 Pro Max
1290 × 2796 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone SE
750 × 1334 px · 4.7″ OLED · 0.56:1
iPhone 13 mini
1080 × 2340 px · 5.4″ OLED · 6:13
iPhone 13 Pro Max
1284 × 2778 px · 6.7″ OLED · 0.46:1
iPhone 12
1170 × 2532 px · 6.1″ OLED · 0.46:1
Smartphone Pixel Density Trends
Over the past decade, smartphone pixel density has stabilized around two primary tiers:
- Standard Flagship Tier (~390–460 PPI): Includes Apple iPhone 17 (461 PPI), iPhone 16 Pro Max (460 PPI), and standard Galaxy S25 (416 PPI). Excellent balance of perceived sharpness and battery efficiency.
- Ultra High-Density QHD+ Tier (~500–525 PPI): Includes Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (498 PPI), OnePlus 13 (510 PPI), and Xiaomi 15 Pro (522 PPI). Designed for maximum fine-text clarity and VR compatibility.
Retina at Smartphone Distance
At a standard 10–12 inch viewing distance, human 20/20 vision resolves approximately 1 arcminute (1/60th of a degree), equating to roughly 300–350 PPI. Modern smartphones exceed this perceptual limit, meaning individual pixels are completely invisible during normal usage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a good PPI for a smartphone?
Most modern smartphones feature pixel densities between 390 and 520 PPI. At typical phone viewing distances (10–14 inches), any display above ~350 PPI is sharp enough that individual pixels cannot be distinguished by human 20/20 vision.
Why do flagship phones have higher PPI than laptops and TVs?
Smartphones are held much closer to your eyes (10–12 inches) than laptops (18–24 inches) or TVs (8–10 feet). Because visual acuity is angular, smaller viewing distances require much tighter pixel spacing to appear sharp.
Which phone has the highest PPI?
Leading Android flagships like the Xiaomi 15 Pro (522 PPI), Galaxy S25+ (513 PPI), and OnePlus 13 (510 PPI) feature some of the highest pixel densities in consumer electronics. The iPhone 17 and 17 Pro series feature ~460 PPI.
Does a higher PPI drain more battery on a phone?
Yes. Driving a higher resolution display requires the GPU to render more pixels and the OLED panel to power denser subpixel arrays. Many modern phones default to 1080p rendering and allow enabling native QHD+ in display settings.