iOS 17 Supported Devices

iOS 17 Supported Devices. iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 Beta, which will be released next year, will not be supported by some iPhones. The list of devices that will support iOS 17 beta is below. In recent years, Apple has continued to expand software support for older iPhones. All devices that were supplied with iOS 13 from 2019 also received the updates to iOS 14 and iOS 15. iOS 15 even runs on the six-year-old iPhone 6s, which was released with iOS 9 in 2015.

But that could be the end of the next year. As the French website iPhonesoft reports, with iOS 17 older devices are to be dropped from the update scheme for the first time in years. According to the report, which is said to be based on a source from Apple’s developer circles, iOS 17 will require an A10 processor.

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iPhone 6s and iPad Pro won’t get iOS 17 update

This would mean the update off for some iPhones and iPads. It should hit the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus from 2015 and the first iPhone SE, which was released in spring 2016.

In the case of iPads, the first iPad Pro models could be affected: the iPad Pro 12.9 from 2015 and the iPad Pro 9.7, which was released in 2016 together with the iPhone SE. Also iPad Air 2 (2014), iPad Mini 4 (2015) and the iPad 5th generation (2017), which would also no longer receive an update to iPadOS 17.

Of course it is still too early for final statements: iOS 17 will not be presented until June 2022. But iPhonesoft has been pretty good with its predictions in recent years – apart from last year, when iOS 17 was available on all devices with iOS 16. In view of the age of the devices mentioned, however, it is more than likely that support will end after up to seven years.