iPhone 17 Air could launch around September 8 or 9, with sales starting mid-September.
The device may sport a 6.6-inch OLED display, A19 Pro chip, and 3,000mAh battery.
Expected to be priced around Rs 90,000 in India with a focus on portability and minimalism.
In the coming weeks, Apple will be introducing the iPhone 17 series globally and what’s anticipated is the possible rebranded lineup. If the reports are believed to be true, this year we may see a new ultra slim device, possibly the replacement of the Plus variant. The rumour mill is already on its job and has already provided some key details about the device. As per them it will be called the Apple iPhone 17 Air.
SurveyThe iPhone 17 Air is expected to feature a 5.5mm thickness and could be a lightweight option in the segment. The device may rival Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. However, it may come with some flaws like a single camera and a smaller battery. Here is everything we know about the iPhone 17 Air price range, launch date, specifications and more.
Apple iPhone 17 Air launch date
The rumours are on the rife that Apple could announce the iPhone 17 series including the iPhone 17 Air on either September 8 or 9 at an event. It went on sale after two weeks, meaning around September 19. However, these are just early leaks and are yet to be confirmed.
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Apple iPhone 17 Air specifications
The Apple iPhone 17 Air may get a 6.6-inch OLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. While it is not confirmed, the device is said to be powered by Apple Silicon’s latest A19 Pro chipset and may be coupled with at least 8GB of RAM for the Apple Intelligence features to function. You can expect a 3,000 mAh battery offering a decent backup.
As for cameras, the iPhone 17 Air is expected to get a 48MP main camera. For selfies and video calls, the device will get a 24MP camera.
Apple iPhone 17 Air price range
The Apple iPhone 17 Air may be priced at around Rs 90,000 in India. These are just the early predictions and we may have to wait about the positioning of the device.
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