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1536 × 864 viewport: which devices use it?

1536 × 864CSS px · 16:9

1536 × 864 is the CSS viewport of 2 devices in our research, including the 15.6″ / 17″ Full HD @ 125%, Chromebook 13–14″ Full HD. It’s the #2 most common desktop screen size worldwide (6.75%, Aug 2026).

DeviceCSS viewportDPRPhysical pixelsYear
15.6″ / 17″ Full HD @ 125%1536×8641.251920×1080–
Chromebook 13–14″ Full HD1536×8641.251920×1080–

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Designing for 1536px wide

Breakpoints

Tailwind: 2xl (sm: md: lg: xl: 2xl: styles apply). Bootstrap: xxl.

Room for content

1504px with 16px side padding, 1488px with 24px. Anything fixed wider than 1536px makes the page scroll sideways (how to fix it).

All devices 1536px wide, whatever their height.

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Questions people ask

Which laptop have a 1536 × 864 viewport?

15.6″ / 17″ Full HD @ 125%, Chromebook 13–14″ Full HD.

Is 1536 × 864 the screen resolution?

No, it’s the viewport in CSS pixels. The physical screen has more pixels: the 15.6″ / 17″ Full HD @ 125% is 1920 × 1080 (DPR 1.25); the Chromebook 13–14″ Full HD is 1920 × 1080 (DPR 1.25).

Which breakpoint does a 1536px wide screen use?

Tailwind CSS: 2xl (sm: md: lg: xl: 2xl: styles apply). Bootstrap: xxl.

How common is 1536 × 864?

6.75% of desktop screens worldwide (#2) in Aug 2026, according to StatCounter.

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