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How Large Is the iPhone X?

It's one thing to compare dimensions between the iPhone X and the remainder of Apple's lineup, just it's much better to come across how it measures up when yous put them all in your hand.

Apple iPhone 8, iPhone X and iPhone 8 Plus (left to right) — Apple tree iPhone 8, iPhone X and iPhone 8 Plus (left to correct)

That's why nosotros've created this handy visual guide.

On paper, you might recall the iPhone Ten is larger than the iPhone 8 Plus because it has a bigger 5.8-inch screen, merely that number is deceiving. The Super Retina OLED brandish on the iPhone X has a narrower aspect ratio than the iPhone 8 Plus' 5.5-inch panel. And because there are virtually zero bezels around the iPhone X's screen, it has a more compact size.

How compact? The iPhone X measures 5.seven x ii.eight x 0.3 inches, compared with a considerably taller and wider 6.2 10 three.1 x 0.3 inches of the iPhone 8 Plus. The iPhone X is also a full ounce lighter than the iPhone 8 Plus (half-dozen.1 versus 7.1 ounces).

	iPhone viii	iPhone X	iPhone 8 Plus
Price	$699	$999	$799
Screen Size	4.7 inches	5.8 inches	five.v inches
Size	v.5 x ii.vii x 0.29 inches	5.7 x two.8 x 0.3 inches	6.2 x 3.1 x 0.iii inches
Weight	five.2 ounces	6.1 ounces	7.1 ounces

With the iPhone viii Plus In my mitt, I find reaching across the screen practically impossible with my pollex, though I don't have the biggest mitts. With the iPhone Ten, I take no problem typing with one paw; targeting icons on the other side of the screen with my thumb is a stretch but easily doable.

The other place I notice this large size departure? My jeans. The iPhone 8 Plus is so alpine that it digs slightly into my thigh as I climb stairs. The iPhone Ten definitely has some heft to information technology, merely I observe information technology a lot less in my front pocket as I walk around.

Apple iPhone 8 Plus (left) and iPhone X (right)

When you look at the iPhone 8 and its relatively tiny four.vii-inch screen, information technology'south downright Footling compared with the iPhone 8 Plus. It'due south well-nigh ii ounces lighter than the Plus, and much shorter and narrower. You'll accept absolutely no problems typing with 1 mitt on the regular iPhone eight and reaching across the brandish.

More: How to Use the iPhone X

Yous simply accept to really desire a small screen if you're seriously considering the iPhone 8. A lot of people prefer smaller phones, just when you're paying $699 or more for a phone, I would personally desire more real estate for enjoying games and movies, likewise as looking at photos.

iPhone X vs Android Phones

If yous're looking to compare the iPhone X with the latest Android flagships, Apple's telephone is a scrap heavier than the Milky way S8 (vi.1 ounces versus v.5 ounces) but it's also a piddling flake taller (five.seven versus five.ix inches). Both take a v.8-inch display.

Google Pixel 2 XL, Apple iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (left to right). — Google Pixel 2 Forty, Apple tree iPhone Ten and Samsung Milky way Annotation eight (left to right).

The LG V30 has a larger 6-inch display, merely information technology also has a narrow aspect ratio, measuring 6 ten 3 x 0.29 inches and weighing a fairly calorie-free 5.6 ounces. The Pixel 2 XL is larger, thicker and heavier than the iPhone X, but it has a bigger 6-inch screen.

	iPhone Ten	Galaxy S8	LG V30	Google Pixel ii Twoscore
Screen Size	5.viii inches	5.8 inches	6 inches	6 inches
Dimensions	five.7 x 2.eight x 0.three inches	5.9 x 2.7 ten 0.iii inches	vi x 3 x 0.29 inches	six.2 10 three x 0.3 inches
Weight	6.i ounces	5.5 ounces	5.6 ounces	half-dozen.ii ounces

So there's a quick wait at the size of the iPhone Ten. Tell united states of america in the comments if you remember it's simply the right size for you.

Credit: Shaun Lucas/Tom's Guide

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Marking Spoonauer is the global editor in chief of Tom'south Guide and has covered applied science for over twenty years. In add-on to overseeing the direction of Tom's Guide, Mark specializes in roofing all things mobile, having reviewed dozens of smartphones and other gadgets. He has spoken at key industry events and appears regularly on Goggle box to discuss the latest trends, including Cheddar, Fox Business and other outlets. Mark was previously editor in chief of Laptop Magazine, and his work has appeared in Wired, Pop Science and Inc. Follow him on Twitter at @mspoonauer.