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Device Resolution List

Device NameLogical WidthLogical HeightPixel Ratio
iPhone 14 Pro Max430px932px3.0x
iPhone 14390px844px3.0x
iPhone 13 / 12390px844px3.0x
iPhone 11 Pro375px812px3.0x
iPhone SE375px667px2.0x
Pixel 7412px915px2.6x
Samsung Galaxy S22360px780px3.0x
Samsung Galaxy S20360px800px3.0x
iPad Pro 12.9"1024px1366px2.0x
iPad Air820px1180px2.0x
iPad Mini768px1024px2.0x
MacBook Air1280px800px2.0x
MacBook Pro 16"1728px1117px2.0x
Full HD Desktop1920px1080px1.0x
4K Desktop3840px2160px1.0x

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About this Tool

Size matters. Browse a comprehensive list of screen resolutions for popular devices—phones, tablets, and laptops. A reference guide for responsive design.

You can't buy every phone to test your site. This database gathers the viewport specs of hundreds of devices so you can simulate them in Chrome DevTools or set your media queries correctly.

  1. Search for a device (e.g. 'iPhone 14').
  2. See its viewport width, height, and pixel ratio.
  3. Use these numbers for your CSS breakpoints.
  • Setting the right max-width for your mobile layout.
  • Checking commonly used tablet sizes.
  • Configuring emulator settings.
  • Searchable: Find any device quickly.
  • Up-to-Date: Includes latest phones and tablets.
  • Detailed: Shows physical vs logic resolution.
  • Copy-Paste: Quickly grab dimensions.

It is a static structured JSON database of known device specifications, curated from technical spec sheets.

Why are the numbers smaller than the box says?

That's 'Logical Resolution' vs 'Physical Resolution'. A 4K phone might have 3000 pixels physically, but it acts like it's only 400px wide so text is readable.

Is this list updated?

We try to add major new devices as they are released.

Can I detect the user's device?

You can use `window.navigator.userAgent`, but checking screen size (`window.innerWidth`) is usually a better way to adapt your layout.

All calculations and data processing for this tool are performed locally in your browser. UtilToolkits does not send any of your data to an external server, ensuring your information remains private and secure.

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