Apple has revamped its iPhone lineup with the introduction of the iPhone 16e, and this year, it is expected to expand further with the iPhone 17 Air. Rumors of an ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air have emerged, and a leak has provided the first look at its case.
Sonny Dickson shared a tweet featuring the iPhone 17 Air case, revealing a design reminiscent of current Pixel phones. It showcases a wide camera layout, likely housing a single rear camera on the left and a flash on the right.
The leaked case also includes a cutout for a Camera Control button that debuted with the iPhone 16 series. If the rumors hold true, the iPhone 17 Air will have a sleek design, measuring just 5.5mm in thickness.
Expected features include a 6.6-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate, Dynamic Island, an A19 chip, a 48MP single rear camera, and the in-house developed C1 modem. Despite its slim profile, the iPhone 17 Air will support MagSafe and feature an Action Button, addressing criticism Apple faced for omitting MagSafe from the iPhone 16e.
To maintain its thin design, Apple plans to eliminate the physical SIM slot globally, opting for eSIM technology for cellular connectivity. Are you excited about the leaked specifications of the iPhone 17 Air?
