"Measuring just 5.6 mm thick, the ultra-slim iPhone 17 Air is Apple's thinnest device yet by a wide margin. The iPhone 17 Air is a third thinner than the iPhone 16 Pro Max, and even slimmer than rival Samsung's 5.8mm S25 Edge. The new device comes in four stunning colours: space black, cloud white, light gold, and sky blue, previously seen on the M4 MacBook Air. With a 6.5-inch Pro Motion display, a lightweight titanium frame, and Apple's latest A19 Pro chip,"
"Apple has finally unveiled the new iPhone 17 lineup, and this year's Apple says it has made the 'biggest leap ever for iPhone'. The new iPhone 17 launches with some basic but important upgrades, while the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max boast new hardware and a new look. But the highlight of today's event is the long-anticipated iPhone 17 Air - the first new flagship model since 2020's iPhone Mini."
"Starting at $999 (£739), the iPhone Air's price positions it between the basic iPhone 17 and the more expensive iPhone 17 Pro Max. Although many might be tempted to pay a small amount extra for the improved hardware of the iPhone 17 Pro, Apple is gambling that the lightweight form-factor will be enough to tempt potential customers. At just 5.5mm thick, the iPhone 17 Air is even smaller than the 6.9mm iPhone 6, which was previously the slimmest Apple device."
Apple unveiled the iPhone 17 lineup with the iPhone 17 Air as the standout new flagship. The iPhone 17 Air measures just 5.6mm thick (one mention lists 5.5mm), making it Apple's thinnest device yet and slimmer than rival Samsung's S25 Edge. The device features a 6.5-inch ProMotion display, a lightweight titanium frame, and the A19 Pro chip. The iPhone 17 Air comes in four colours and starts at $999, positioned between the base iPhone 17 and the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Slimming required compromises, and the Air lacks some key features despite claims of improved durability.
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