iPhone Air Revealed!

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The most exciting iPhone isn't the iPhone 16 or the iPhone 16 Pro rather it's something completely new and it's going to push the boundaries and constraints of what we think an iPhone is capable of in its form factor by offering us a phone that has good specs in an impossibly thin and light phone, that I think could lead us to an expanded iPhone lineup that could lead to more exciting models down the road.

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[XXtheJUMPoffXX]

I'd actually prefer a thicker phone with more battery life

[ChromaSup]

Not at all, most of us would gladly accept a thicker phone with at least 2 days battery, we dont need a thinner phone with halfday battery life

[JSRTales]

i want ip17 ultra with newest design without dynamic islands notches, full screen with finger print sensor, blood sugar and blood pressure monitor watch along with this 😊

[grandchester]

I think the leaks are actually pointing to a folding phone. You can can't have the same thickness as a normal iPhone in a folding phone, so I think what ever leaks are having people are misunderstanding the purpose. Not saying I want a folding phone, but just my two cents.

[Oddingen]

It's probably only us nerds who are interested in new colors on the mobile phone, material on the bezel, refresh rate, marginally better camera, etc.
In recent years, iPhone has made phones that are good enough for the vast majority of people. Everyone talks about AI, but most people don't know what it means in terms of practical functions for them. So launching a phone that is thinner and lighter in the pocket can be something that creates interest.

[scumalien]

Happy to see something new! I would definitely buy an iPhone air and fingers crossed for an iFlip 🤞🏻

[evantheappleguy]

BROTHER NOBODY SAID “🤓Gee, I really need a THINNER IPHONE, ” It does NOT make sense, we do NOT need it😭

[jno]

Thin makes it harder to hold and I’d much rather have a thicker phone with a better battery and better camera zoom.

[harrahphotoman]

Personally, I would be hesitant to buy a first-generation model of a radically different iPhone. Try as they might, there have been issues with some iphone models that were quite different from a previous model.

[Mmacrossfirekenai]

There’s a sucker born every iPhone Air minute

[nauscakes]

I think a thinner phone can work if it's smaller. Smaller means less area space to bend. But less battery. Less internals.

I would worry that with Apple's push into AI as well, that they may not be able to shrink a phone smaller without gutting the capabilities, and that might be a big turn off for people. Who wants a new iPhone that can't have AI? Even the 14 pro people are mad their phone won't get it, lol.

But I ultimately agree with Greg in one of his replies to another comment. More options is always good. I think the market for portable batteries and chargers mean people can be worried about battery size.

And it wouldn't be impossible for people to get a smaller, but thicker phone if they had a mini with a battery slapped on with magsafe.

[RameshKumar-ngnf]

Honestly, no point in these thinner iPhones air when battery doesn't even last half day .
I would rather prefer the normal iPhone pros which has longer battery life.

[tallman]

If battery life was 12 hours or less than that would be a big no no. Even if the phone was cheaper I don’t think people would put up with having to charge the phone through the day.

[KriTaKriTaKriTa]

No, no, I don't want such a thin iPhone, it's uncomfortable to hold, the battery doesn't fit there, neither does the camera, still thicker is much better, a thicker phone is good to hold, a high-quality camera is essential nowadays and people need a much larger battery capacity phone. I remember a time when phone batteries lasted a week, yes they weren't smartphones, but you could make calls, send messages, play funny games, surf the web and even had a camera. What high tech are people talking about when even a normal smartphone can't even last 24 hours with average use, isn't that some high tech?! No need to make everything so thin!

[susanleach]

Give me a folding phone. It’s hard with the current sizes and weights to put it in the pocket, which I do when doing my walks.

[JustAPersonWhoComments]

I was wondering what the battery life and the durability test would look like on the 17 Air

[michawyszynski]

If the 15 pro's were cracking from bending imagine how easily that thin 17 air would fall apart lol

[star_rare]

*6-7mm is well enough slim for a phone.*

[mohammedfaiisal]

One thing I don't understand is, why is the air rumoured to cost more than the pro, but won't have the pro chip? It'll have a weaker battery and more flimsy and easier to break or bend. Makes no sense