iPhone Air Review: What more can you expect

The all-new iPhone Air review is here, and as expected, the iPhone Air properly defines the term “AIR”. It's so thin that it barely gives you a proper grip.

After using it for some days, I observed that Apple has actually made a different phone because when I handed it to a friend who has used an Android his whole life, he instantly felt the lightweight and complimented it. Apple really has made a different phone after almost 5 years, but everything has its own defects because nothing is perfect.

In 2008, when Apple introduced its first air product, MacBook Air, it started at $1,799, far above $999, and was considered entry-level or mid-level. This shows that iPhone Air is not that high-priced priced but I still consider it high-priced because of its flaws. And it doesn’t have the same features as the iPhone Pro and Pro Max. The difference is just a thin body.

Air Build

The iPhone Air’s body is made up of titanium, and its back is covered with Ceramic Shield 2 glass. It comes in three colors: space black, cloud white, light gold, and Sky blue. It has a 6.5-inch OLED display and an A19 Pro chip, the same as the iPhone 17, but in the iPhone Air, Apple has removed some specs because of its system.

In the iPhone Air, the cooling system is not as good as the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max models because it doesn’t have much space for ventilation due to its slim body. When it’s heated, all heat is applied in one area close to the camera, but in the 17 Pro and Pro Max, this is not the same because they have a larger body, so the system equally distributes the heat, and you barely feel it.

I saw Apple doing a bending test on the iPhone Air, and it easily withstands 130 pounds. I too personally gave it a test, and it withstands 110 pounds with ease. I can say that the air has a great body.

AIR BATTERY

The Air battery is not too good. I unplugged it at 7:45am, used it all day, and it turned out well with 10% till 8:30p.m. During this time, I used it for calling, scrolling reels for 1 to 2 hours continuously, checking messages, watching YouTube, etc. For me, it's good, I can use it all day on one single charge.

But if we talk about an average person, using it is not the best battery, and Apple has added an option of MagSafe battery as an accessory with the iPhone Air, which destroys the purpose of the phone. It's good for people who don’t use their phone 9 to 10 hours a day. If you turn on the lower power mode, it can easily give you 2 to 3 hours, but it decreases the brightness and the processing time. Apple has used a high-density traditional lithium-ion battery.

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Air Camera

Air’s front camera can take photos in 18MP while the main back camera can take photos in 48MP. You can record and take photos in portrait to landscape without rotating your phone, with just an click. I think this is useful for group photos and videos. It also has a great stabilized camera that you can easily record and take photos while moving easily.

Apple has a new feature, the dual camera recording, which allows people to record from both the front and back cameras at the same time, which is good for vloggers and documenters. But it's hard to keep your face in position because you have to properly align your face with the camera.

There is news trending on the internet about an iPhone’s rare camera glitch. About this,  Apple has said that this occurs under high light and direct contact of the camera with LED lights. They said they have started working on this glitch, and it will hopefully be fixed in the upcoming updates.

Final Thoughts

In this iPhone Air review, we have told you that iPhone Air is for people who desperately want a big change in iPhones, because of its slimness it doesn’t give you a proper grip, but using a case defeats its purpose. But you can use an Apple transparent case, which is very light; it barely adds weight to your iPhone. Let's see if it works in the long run and what more Apple adds to their AIR products.

FAQs

Ques1- How old is Apple Air 1?

Ans- Apple's first air product was the MacBook r r, released in 2008.

Ques2- Does the iPhone Air need a case?

Ans- yes, because it does not give you a good grip.

Ques3- Why is it called iPhone Air?

Ans- It is called iPhone Air because of its thin design and lightweight.

Ques4- Is the iPhone Air USB-C?

Ans- Yes, iPhone Air is USB-C supported. It uses USB-C for charging.

Ques5- Will the iPhone 17 Air have a SIM card slot?

Ans- No, iPhone Air is completely eSIM, it does not have a SIM slot.