Apple is gearing up to unveil its next generation of iPhones, and the much-anticipated iPhone 17 Air is already grabbing headlines for an exceptionally slim design. The device is expected to have a thickness of anywhere between 5.

As is typical with the feature gap between standard and pro models, rumors suggest the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max (as well as the Air) will get the newest A19 chip, while the regular iPhone 17 will get the same A18 chip that powered last year's iPhone 16.

With just 30 days until the big reveal, the most anticipated iPhone this year is an all-new design that’s super-slim.

With a thickness of 5.8mm, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge is seen as the main competitor to Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Air. The South Korean smartphone model was launched on May 13. Expected to replace the Plus models, the iPhone 17 Air targets Apple’s more affordable segment with an ultra-slim, sleek design.

If you're looking to buy a new iPhone right now, you have two main choices: Buy an iPhone 16 right now, or wait a little longer and get Apple's next version, which is expected to make its debut in just a few weeks. What's the better route?

The iPhone 17 Air internal battery pack is just 2.49mm thick and appears to be about half as thin as the iPhone 17 Pro battery, based on

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.

A video has leaked of the iPhone 17 Air being compared to the iPhone 16 Pro, showcasing the thin new design and new pill-shaped camera bar.

A top Apple exec says the 2025 iPhone launch will be its 'most ambitious' to date. With 15+ years of covering the iPhone under our belts, here's what seems most likely for the iPhone 17.