iPhone 17 Professionals feel like bricks. I’ve just gotten used to the lightweight feeling of Apple New iPhone Air After using it for a few days, it’s time to go iPhone 17 Pro. Suddenly, I didn’t want the air to disappear.
Surprisingly how a few grams and smaller outlines greatly change the feel of the phone. There isn’t much to grab on the edge, but the air’s design is whimsical and somewhat contradictory. It feels like a branch that can break in the heartbeat, but the sturdy titanium frame eliminates any fragile concept.
I’m going to hate it iPhone Air. Why make a thin battery life? Single camera system, priced at $999? After taking some time, I was surprised. I’m still Don’t think most people should buy it– For early adopters who want to experience Apple’s thinnest iPhone to date, but it’s a promising blueprint for what will happen in the future.
Thin air
Photo: Julian Chokkattu
The iPhone air is only 5.6mm thick, 165 grams; in sharp contrast to the iPhone 17 Pro, the iPhone 17 Pro has a smaller screen but weighs 206 grams and a thickness of 8.75 mm. This is a clear difference. Initially, you might think that lighter weight will make the air look “cheap”, but the concept quickly fades away. This phone feels strong, durable and stiff.
I watched Apple perform a bend test on the air of the iPhone and was able to withstand more than 130 pounds of force without causing damage. I gave myself a good bending test, but no bending. We need to see how this phone performs in a wider audience, but I think you can put the pitchfork down – no #Bendgate here. This durability stems from the use of titanium for the frame, as well as Apple’s new Ceramic Shield 2 Protect the display, ceramic shield 1 layer on the back. Apple says the mixture makes the air more durable than any previous iPhone.
I can’t imagine buying this ultra-thin phone and covering the case on it, but I don’t mind Apple’s bumper. The phone still feels light and thin, but the bumper has a slightly thicker edge, making it easier to grasp. What’s annoying is that although you use a horizontal camera Google’s Pixel PhoneWhen you tap the corner, the camera still sticks out enough, and the air is on the table rocks – a small nitpick.
