Phone calibration reference
iPhone SE (3rd generation) screen PPI
This phone reference combines its 1334 × 750 display, 4.7-inch diagonal, and estimated 326 PPI to give you a faster starting point for online-ruler calibration.
Resolution
1334 × 750
Screen diagonal
4.7"
Estimated PPI
326
How this iPhone SE (3rd generation) reference works
The reference combines this display’s 1334 × 750 resolution with its 4.7-inch diagonal. PPI is the diagonal pixel count divided by the physical diagonal: sqrt(width² + height²) / diagonal inches. The 326 PPI figure is a rounded hardware-display specification, useful as a starting estimate rather than a browser measurement.
Browser CSS pixels, operating-system scaling, and browser zoom can all differ from the panel’s hardware pixels. That is why a screen specification cannot by itself guarantee a physical on-screen inch.
Calibrate on this phone
Use the ruler in the device’s browser at its default zoom. A card calibration is the most reliable final check because mobile browser chrome and display settings can affect the rendered scale.
Start with the 4.7-inch estimate, then compare the on-screen card guide with a physical standard card before relying on the ruler for a measurement. Recalibrate after changing zoom, display scaling, or the active screen.
Related phone PPI references
Compare similar displays when checking whether a saved calibration estimate is still appropriate for the screen in use.
- Samsung Galaxy S24 screen PPI
2340 × 1080, 6.2-inch display, about 416 PPI.
- Google Pixel 9 screen PPI
2424 × 1080, 6.3-inch display, about 422 PPI.
- iPhone 16 Pro screen PPI
2622 × 1206, 6.3-inch display, about 460 PPI.