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How much radiation does iPhone 5s emit?

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Mia Smith

Published Jun 22, 2026

How much radiation does iPhone 5s emit?

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max1.16 W/kg
Apple iPhone 5s1.18 W/kg
Apple iPhone 3GS1.19 W/kg
Apple iPhone 5c1.19 W/kg
Apple iPhone 71.19 W/kg

Is iPhone 5s safe to use?

From a user perspective, not having the latest software running on your iPhone means you miss out on new features, security patches, and important updates to how your phone interacts with the internet at large and applications. For this reason, we can no longer recommend the iPhone 5s – it’s just too old.

Can iPhones emit RF?

Its results state Apple’s hugely popular smartphone emits more than double the legal limit for RF radiation (3.8 watts per kilogram versus the 1.6W/kg limit). …

Are iPhones safe radiation?

The radiation given off by iPhones isn’t ionizing and is on the lower end of the electromagnetic spectrum, far from being dangerous like a UV light. Your iPhone will definitely not make you sick after using it for a few days.

How much radiation does iPhone XS?

According to test reports filed with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ID BCG-E3218A, the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) for the iPhone XS FCC ID (GSM and CDMA) for cellular transmission is 1.19 watts per kilogram (W/kg) at the head, and 1.18 W/kg when worn on the body.

Which phones emit the most radiation?

Beware | These 10 smartphones emit the highest radiation; check if you own any

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  • 9 / 11. No 3 | Xiaomi Mi Max 3 SG | Mi | SAR value: 1.56 (Image: Mi)
  • 10 / 11. No 2 | Xiaomi M1 Max 3 | Mi | SAR value: 1.58 (Image” Mi)
  • 11 / 11. No 1 | Xiaomi Mi A1 1.75 | Mi | SAR value: 1.75.

Is the iPhone XS safe?

The iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR all fall well below the FCC limit and have slightly lower maximum head SAR than previous iPhone models, but they are still significantly higher than some other popular phones. The FCC has adopted limits for “safe” exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy.