r/IphoneAir

I had an iPhone 13 Pro that I really didn’t want to get rid of due to the ultra durable stainless steel frame and it was immaculate, but the battery health was at 64% and everything else I own uses usb c so I figured I’d get the most durable of the new lineup so I got the air and it’s been awesome so far, I didn’t really care about the weight thing when I ordered it but I gotta say, it is a huge upgrade going from a steel phone to this bad boy

Just got the iPhone Air today as my work phone and I have a 16 pro max as my daily, love the design and the engineering behind it. I get that it’s supposed to be super thin but i can’t help but feel like it feels a little more like a gimmick. Feels great as my initial impression but how is it to use day to day for the air users that have it?

I have pixel 9 pro and im thinking of switching to iphone 17 air. But im considering the the battery size. Pixel 9 pro has 4700 mAH battery but still i have to charge 1.5 times in a day. What should i do?

iPhone Air feels great in hand and it's something I would jump onto, coming from a Pro series iPhone. That being said I just hope Apple realizes two things,

1. iPhone Air 2 should have stereo speakers. I did look at the tear down of iPhone Air 2 and I understand it's an engineering-space limitation to add a speaker module at the bottom edge of the phone but it has to be done. There's no way a phone can have a mono speaker, regardless of how it is, in this day and age.

2. If another camera module is to be added, please don't make it an ultrawide camera because honestly ultrawide camera isn't something that everyone uses. If they truly wanted to add another camera module, that should be a telephoto camera. Either you do one camera module, which is the best, or, when it comes to two camera modules, add a telephoto lens instead of ultra wide because an iPhone Air with main camera and ultra wide camera is nothing but a skinny version of the regular iPhone.

I'm sure current iPhone Air owners also have a say about the battery life and other nuances of the current generation iPhone Air that they would wanna see as an improvement in iPhone Air 2. That being said I truly appreciate the size, weight, and form factor of iPhone Air

I ordered an iPhone Air, but I’m worried about the battery. I want it to last a full day, and I’m not sure if it can handle that. I’m now considering returning it and buying an iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max, or iPhone 17 instead. What do you think?

hasta luego! I currently own iPhone 16 base model, I am considering to switch to an iPhone Air, should I do it?

I just got my iphone air last week and plan to go caseless and no SP. Thoughts ?

Edit: I've been using iphone since iphone 4s. Never broke one and never bought apple care as I'd rather spend it on a new version iphone.

Edit2: I got matte SP as per some comments. Gotta admit the touch feel is better but the display seems worse.