In recent months, analysts have suggested the rumored iPhone 17 Air—or Slim model—will replace the Plus. While previous leaks revealed this iPhone could be underpowered and overpriced, Haitong Securities analyst Jeff Pu has shared some specific specs.
According to the analyst, the iPhone 17 Air is set to be introduced at next year’s iPhone event. With a redesign and a 6.6-inch display, this device could feature the A19 chip, which is made using the same manufacturing process as the A18 chips.
This device would feature 8GB of RAM, a 24MP front-facing camera, and a single 48MP rear lens. While the device is expected to land between a base and a Pro iPhone, it’s weird that Apple is considering using a single main camera instead of two.
The analyst believes Apple will offer new design and casing upgrades on all iPhone 17 models, although the A19 Pro chip, more RAM, and narrowed Dynamic Island will be exclusive to the iPhone 17 Pro models.
Apple could also finally upgrade all of the main iPhone Pro cameras to 48MP, while the front-facing camera will finally get an upgrade with a 24MP resolution. The regular iPhone 17 is expected to feature the same 12MP ultra-wide camera.
As we’re still a year away from Apple unveiling the next generation of iPhones, much can change, including the iPhone 17 Air/ Slim plans. Some rumors say this slim design can be achieved with a new display technology that will be available as soon as next year. Smaller battery life and software optimization could also help Apple achieve this new form factor.
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