Apple's upcoming ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air will compete with iPhone 17 Pro in performance: binned A19 Pro chip has less GPU cores, with less FPS for gamers.

Fixed Focus Digital had claimed a week ago that Apple had finalised the development of its own image sensor for the iPhone camera, in July that the iPhone 17 Air would come in a completely new shade of blue and the standard iPhone 17 would not have a Pro Motion display, and in April that the iPhone 17e would be released in spring 2026.

The iPhone 17 Pro could have an aluminum chassis, according to a new leak. The phone is also expected to get several camera upgrades, including a new 8x telephoto lens.

The iPhone 17 Air is equipped with a 2,800 mAh battery, marking the smallest capacity ever featured in a flagship iPhone. This represents a 20-30% reduction compared to competitors, raising concerns about its ability to sustain a full day of use.

Apple's iPhone 17 series will debut in September, featuring the iPhone 17 Air, the lightest model yet. It may have a 6.6-inch display, new camera design, and A19 Pro processor, with a starting price of $899.

A new leaked video of an iPhone 17 Air dummy unit might be our best look yet at the design of Apple's thinnest phone of all time.

We're likely less than a month away from when new iPhones will be announced, so what does that mean for getting them into people's hands?

The upcoming Apple iPhone 17 series, set for release in September 2025, will feature four models: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Anticipation is particularly high for the iPhone 17 Pro,