Will an iPhone 14 case fit an iPhone 15?

The short answer

Not properly. The iPhone 15 is 0.9 mm taller and 0.1 mm wider than the 14 (147.6 mm × 71.6 mm against 146.7 mm × 71.5 mm), the same depth, and it swaps Lightning for USB-C.

Those few tenths of a millimeter are enough to make a 14 case tight on a 15, and the camera and port openings are cut for the other phone. Go with a case made for your model.

Side by side

Official dimensions from the manufacturer. Dimensions alone don’t decide fit: camera position, button placement and cut-outs matter just as much.

Sources: iPhone 14 specs, iPhone 15 specs.

What actually changes between them

These are the differences a case has to follow. Any one of them is enough to stop a case sitting flat, covering a button or lining up with the camera.

• The iPhone 15 is 0.9 mm taller than the iPhone 14
• The iPhone 15 is 0.1 mm wider than the iPhone 14
• The charging port changes from Lightning to USB-C, so the bottom cut-out is a different shape

iPhone 14 Plus and iPhone 15 Plus

Same story at the bigger size: the 15 Plus (160.9 mm × 77.8 mm) is a fraction larger than the 14 Plus (160.8 mm × 78.1 mm) and has USB-C, so the cases are made separately.

Will an iPhone 13 case fit an iPhone 15?

No. The iPhone 13 (146.7 mm × 71.5 mm × 7.65 mm) is smaller than the 15 and has Lightning, so its case is too small and the bottom opening is the wrong shape.

Why “almost fits” isn’t good enough

A case that nearly fits can press a side button all the time, leave a gap at one corner where the phone can pop out when dropped, or sit on the camera rim so the lenses touch the table. A raised edge around the camera only protects if it surrounds the lenses exactly.

Every YOONIG case is cut for one model, so the print, the openings and the raised edges line up with that phone. If you are not sure which model you have, our guide to finding your exact model takes a minute.

Find the right case

Shop cases made for each phone: iPhone 14 cases, iPhone 15 cases.

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