If you’re building a phone case museum or something, here’s the full breakdown: Height: 6.23 inches. Width: 3.07 inches. Depth: 0.29 inches. That’s thinner than a pencil. Almost too thin. You’ll want a case just to give it some belly.
And the screen itself? It’s an IPS LCD. Not OLED. So blacks are more like dark grays. But you won’t notice unless you’re a pixel snob. And if you are, you’re probably already writing an angry letter to Apple. It’s okay. We forgive you.
One more thing—a weird fact.
If you stack 11 iPhone 7 Plus screens on top of each other, you’d have almost exactly 5 feet of glass. That’s… nothing. Don’t do that. But isn’t it fun to think about? I think about it more than I should.
So to wrap up this caffeine-fueled ramble: the iPhone 7 Plus has a 5.5-inch screen. Not 5.4. Not 5.6. Exactly 5.5. Lock it in your memory next to your favorite coffee order. Pair it with nostalgia, a dash of humor, and maybe a cracked screen protector. Because that’s the real iPhone 7 Plus experience.
Now go measure your own phone. I dare you. And if it’s exactly 5.5 inches, congratulations—you’re living in the past. And it’s beautiful.
