"Apple's iPhone 17 lineup brings some of the biggest design changes the smartphone series has seen in years, and no two models better highlight this shift than the and . The iPhone Air is one of the thinnest smartphones Apple has ever made, made for those who value a sleek, portable design. Meanwhile, the iPhone 17 Pro Max doubles down on power with a cutting-edge camera system and a new vapor"
"At just 5.6 mm thick, the iPhone Air is nearly a third thinner than the iPhone 16 Pro. Although it appears fragile, it's anything but, as Apple designed its mobile device to be just as durable as it is elegant. The smartphone's frame is made of , a material known for its high strength and "corrosion-resistant characteristics." Also: I replaced my Samsung S25 Edge with the iPhone Air - and my buying advice has changed Ceramic Shield protects the back of the iPhone Air, allowing it to better resist damage. On the front, Apple chose to equip the screen with Ceramic Shield 2. Thanks to this material, Apple says the display has 3x better scratch resistance than previous models and improved anti-reflection properties."
The iPhone Air delivers an ultrathin, portable design at 5.6 mm with durable construction and enhanced scratch resistance via Ceramic Shield and Ceramic Shield 2. The iPhone Air intentionally omits some high-end features to provide a more streamlined user experience for those who prioritize form and portability. The iPhone 17 Pro Max emphasizes performance, featuring a cutting-edge camera system and a new vapor chamber cooling system to support sustained power. Both phones target different users: the Air for sleek daily carry and simplicity, and the Pro Max for photography, power users, and thermal-intensive tasks.
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