Will the iPhone 14 Pro Case Fit the iPhone 15 Pro? Answered!

Updated: September 15, 2023

Another year, another iPhone, another case? With some worthy upgrades and a revamped design, there’s one question that arises in the mind of everyone- Will the iPhone 14 Pro case fit the iPhone 15 Pro? Well, it’s not wrong to expect your old cases to wrap every inch of your newest iPhone perfectly. If you’re also thinking the same, you’ve landed at the right place. In this article, we’ll discuss if the iPhone 15 Pro has the same case size as the iPhone 14 Pro or not. Without any ado, let’s get straight into this!

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iPhone 15 Pro vs iPhone 14 Pro: Design Changes

The latest iPhone 15 brings some worthy upgrades, noticeable changes, and a slightly revamped design. The 5x telephoto camera, Action Button, USB-C port, Titanium frame, and the insanely capable A17 Pro chipset were the major highlights of the show that stole all the limelight.

Before we get into the discussion, let’s spare a moment and see what’s the major design changes between iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro. This will help get a clear understanding.

	iPhone 15 Pro	iPhone 14 Pro
Dimensions	Height: 5.77″ Width: 2.78″ Depth: 0.32″	Height: 5.81″ Width: 2.81″ Depth: 0.31″
Buttons	Power Key, Volume Up, Volume Down, and Customizable Action Button	Power Key, Volume Up, Volume Down, and Mute Switch
Design	Curved design with contoured edges	Flat-edge design
Ports	USB Type-C port	Lightning port

Will the iPhone 14 Pro case fit an iPhone 15 Pro?

Now, talking about if the iPhone 14 Pro case will fit the iPhone 15 Pro, the answer is “No”. The new iPhone 15 Pro is slightly slimmer and shorter than the iPhone 14 Pro if we compare the sizes and then there’s a new Action button. We have explained in detail below why your iPhone 14 Pro case won’t fit on iPhone 15 Pro.

Dimension changes: The iPhone 15 Pro is slightly different from the iPhone 14 Pro in all three dimensions. That said, you can try and put an iPhone 14 Pro case on the iPhone 15 Pro without much force, but it won’t give you a secure and comfortable in-hand feel.
Curved vs flatter edges: The iPhone 15 Pro features contoured edges as compared to its predecessor. So, the iPhone 14 Pro case won’t fit the iPhone 15 Pro perfectly, especially from the corners.
The new Action Button: Next up is the brand-new Action button that replaces the Mute switch on the iPhone 14 Pro. Although the button placement is pretty much the same, they differ in terms of usage.

So, even if you snap on an iPhone 14 Pro case and the Mute switch cutout aligns with the Action Button on iPhone 15 Pro, you will still want a case that’s specially designed to work with the Action button. After all, you would not want to miss out on that added functionality just to use an old case. Right? So, long story short, the iPhone 14 Pro case might work with the iPhone 15 Pro, but it won’t fit perfectly to offer a secure experience.

iPhone 15 Pro Max vs iPhone 14 Pro Max: Design Changes

Just like the iPhone 15 Pro, the iPhone 15 Pro Max has some noticeable changes over its predecessor. In case you want to know all the differences between these giants, head to our iPhone 15 Pro Max vs iPhone 14 Pro Max comparison article. We’ve summed up the major design changes below:

	iPhone 15 Pro Max	iPhone 14 Pro Max
Dimensions	Height: 6.29″ Width: 3.02 “ Depth: 0.32″	Height: 6.33″ Width: 3.06″ Depth: 0.31″
Buttons	Power Key, Volume Up, Volume Down, and Customizable Action Button	Power Key, Volume Up, Volume Down, and Mute Switch
Design	Curved design with contoured edges	Flat-edge design
Ports	USB Type-C port	Lightning port

Will the iPhone 14 Pro Max case fit an iPhone 15 Pro Max?

This might hurt you, but your iPhone 14 Pro Max case won’t fit the iPhone 15 Pro Max perfectly. Now, you already know the reason. There are some slight changes in the dimensions, and we have the new “rounded corners” on the iPhone 15 Pro Max. So, an iPhone 14 Pro Max case won’t fit an iPhone 15 Pro Max from all the sides. That said, you can still give it a try but don’t expect a promising fit.

In case you are on the hunt for the case that fits perfectly on your iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max, check out this link. We have mentioned the best iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max cases you can buy right now.

In case you’re curious to know if the iPhone 14 cases will fit the new iPhone 15, we’ve got your back.

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#iPhone 15 #iPhone 15 Pro #iPhone 15 Pro Max

Kanika Gogia

Kanika has been a loyal iPhone user since 2014 and loves everything Apple. With a Master’s in Computer Applications, passion for technology, and over five years of experience in writing, she landed at Beebom as an Apple Ecosystem Writer. She specializes in writing How To’s, troubleshooting guides, App features, and roundups for Apple users to help them make the best use of their gadgets. When not writing, she loves to try out new recipes and enjoy some family time.

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