By: GeneCooper
Image: Gene Cooper, GIGAmacro ⧉
License: Copyright, All Rights Reserved

Uploaded: 4 Aug 2026
Last Updated: 5 Aug 2026

613 megapixels
22,021 x 27,827 pixels
73.4 in X 92.8 in at 300dpi
2,667 pixels per inch

Made using 224 photos
8 rows | 4 columns | 7 stacks

Introduced in 2013, the iPhone 5s was the first smartphone to feature a 64-bit processor and Apple's Touch ID fingerprint authentication system. Its compact internal layout is organized around a narrow multilayer logic board positioned alongside the lithium-ion battery, maximizing the available space within the aluminum enclosure. This teardown reveals the Lightning connector assembly, rear camera, front-facing camera and sensor module, Touch ID home button, and numerous flex cable assemblies that connect the phone's major subsystems. At high magnification, the Retina display can be examined to reveal its individual LCD subpixels, allowing comparison with the display technologies used in the other smartphones throughout this collection. ### Inspired by what you see? Discover how GIGAmacro imaging can reveal extraordinary detail in scientific specimens, manufactured parts, museum collections, and more. (415) 841-3322 • [email protected] • www.GIGAmacro.com