Ultra-thin build: Rumored 9.5mm thickness (including camera bump), making it Apple’s slimmest iPhone ever.
Pixel 9-inspired design: Horizontal pill-shaped camera bar leaks hint at Google-like aesthetics.
Premium specs: 6.6″ 120Hz OLED display, titanium frame, A18/A19 chip, and 48MP rear camera.
September launch: Tipped to debut alongside iPhone 17, Pro, and Pro Max models.
Price: Estimated $1,299–$1,500 (≈₹1,09,000–₹1,26,000), potentially replacing the Plus variant.
Apple’s rumored iPhone 17 Air is making waves with leaked case renders showcasing a radical redesign inspired by Google’s Pixel 9 series.
Shared by trusted tipster Sonny Dickson on X, the transparent case reveals a horizontal pill-shaped camera bar spanning the width of the device, a departure from Apple’s traditional circular camera islands.
Despite the bold design, the phone is rumored to retain a single 48MP rear camera, paired with a 24MP front shooter.
The iPhone 17 Air is tipped to be Apple’s thinnest smartphone yet, measuring just 9.5mm thick (including a 4mm camera bump).
Powering the device could be the A18 or A19 chip with 8GB RAM, ensuring flagship performance. A 6.6-inch OLED display with a buttery-smooth 120Hz refresh rate and a premium titanium frame further elevate its appeal.
Set to launch in September 2024, the iPhone 17 Air may replace the Plus model in Apple’s lineup, positioning itself as a mid-premium option between the standard iPhone 17 and Pro models.
With a rumored starting price of $1,299, it targets users seeking cutting-edge design without Pro-level costs.
