iOS 27: Supported iPhone Models Announced

Apple presented the new features of iOS 27 during WWDC 2026 and simultaneously announced the supported iPhone models for the update. The new version of the operating system brings numerous improvements and new features aimed at optimizing the user experience. The supported models include the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. These devices will be able to fully utilize the latest features of iOS 27. Apple emphasized that support for these models also brings improved performance and security.

Additionally, the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro are also included in the list of supported devices. These models, which were released in 2021, will also receive the update and benefit from the new security features and optimizations that iOS 27 offers. The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro are also slated for the update. These devices have proven to be very popular and will continue to be supported by Apple, underscoring the longevity of the devices. The list also includes the iPhone SE (2nd generation), which was introduced in 2020. Apple has announced that this model will support the basic functions of iOS 27, although it may not be able to utilize all new features. Some older models, such as the iPhone 11 and iPhone XS, will no longer be supported. This decision may encourage users to upgrade to newer models to receive the latest features and security updates. The release of iOS 27 is expected in the fall of 2026.

Apple has already announced that the beta version of the update will be available to developers in the coming months to gather feedback and address any bugs. With iOS 27, Apple plans to further optimize the user interface and introduce new features such as improved widgets and enhanced privacy options. These innovations aim to increase user-friendliness and strengthen user privacy. The exact list of new features will be detailed further in the coming months.

However, Apple has already presented some highlights, including improved Siri integration and new customization options for the home screen. The support for iOS 27 demonstrates Apple's commitment to continue providing updates for older devices. This is part of the strategy to extend the lifespan of devices and increase user retention. The beta version of iOS 27 is expected to be available to registered developers in July 2026, while the public beta is anticipated in August 2026.