Bigger staff react to iPhone Air: What do we love and we do not love

Determined to give us something new to talk, Apple introduced its ultra-thin iPhone Air. It is only 5.6 mm thick with a 6.5-inch promotional display, a double 48 megapixel camera, a Selfie camera that supports the central phase and additional magsafe battery. Among other things.

We asked the staff Edge for your first impressions of iPhone. Of course we will run a complete overview of the phone, but here are some feelings for the phone from our staff.

Investments for iPhone Air begin on Friday, 12. September, and this is delivered in 19. September.

Do you want an ultra-slim iPhone?

IPhone 17 air is thin and beautiful. My iPhone 15 Pro is not very thin, but it is also titanium – just to never know because it is always in a thick plastic prophylactic prophylactic. Unless your air will live dangerous without a case, you probably better iPhone 17 or 17 Pro. Otherwise, you will have problems remembering why you decided on a poorer air battery when you finish double his thickness with that $ 99 Magsafe Air Bateria Apple just happened today. – Thomas Ricker, Deputy Editor

And weighs only 5.8 ounces …

My personal phone is still pixel 6 (yes, I know, I’m having about 7.3 ounces (I’m not only a printer, that I’m in my pocket, I pulled him down my pants. Having the phone would be wonderful – though it wouldn’t be so easy when Add an additional battery (see Thomas Comment above). -Barbara Krasnoff, Reviews Editor

We went through this routine before, Apple.

I just don’t understand why Apple returns to worship on the altar of hate. Between the iPhone Air and Samsung’s Galaxy S25 EdgeI don’t like this potential trend of the phone. It really makes me little sense when most people want phones with long-lasting batteries. Even more asynine when you think it was recently jeopardized by your MacBooks so seriously looking for thinness to Fughd Keiver Failed. (Remember a lawsuit for the class class Price from an apple of $ 50 million?) Apple turned things by cleaning MacBooks again is thickness and announced for it, and now every MacBook in line has a good keyboard and battery that easily lasts all day or more. Why are we doing this song and dance again? -Antonio G. Di Benedetto, Reviewer

I love Ticko IFONE because I give me a long battery life. That’s why I bought an iPhone Pro Max for the past … Well, since they started. Apple says the iPhone Air will offer a “all-day battery life”, but my current iPhone 16 Pro Max no longer goes through all day. It’s just no way. I probably won’t even go through my lunch. But I know what will happen. I’m going to see him. Then I’ll want it. And then I’ll buy the battery. And I won’t worry about the life of the battery anymore. Probably. –Todd Haselton, Deputy Editor, Reviews and Trade

Apple hards 40 hours of video playback – with Battery.

I wanted to say that the video playback time is so silly metric for the life of the phone battery and that it is not the main thing that people do with their phones. But maybe it’s now! The old man shouts in the cloud: it shouldn’t be. But out of it, it’s so funny to make a thin phone, make a $ 99 battery that is compatible with that phone, and then it is based on battery life. It’s like breakfast cereals that put a column “cup 2% milk” in the eating sticker. –Nathan Edwards, Senior Reviews Editor

They praised the 6.5-inch screen.

I prefer to wrap my fleshy sharp arms around the bigger phones, so I was quite rubberous to hear that Apple rejected the version of my base and iPhone. I assume a larger screen on iPhone on iPhone is spiritually filled, but if I had to choose additional features (and amazing orange color) 17 Pro Max. I’m sure that the skinny, the light air model will strengthen people who are sick of pulling the brick, however. -Sess Vethered, Vriski Writer News

Of a Pikel-Stile Bump

As someone who did not rewarded the whole new phone for a few years, I just not sure if I could get used to the look – or feeling – from the nose, the pill of the letter-shaped pill. In contrast to the camera on the hitting on Google Pixel 10Apple puts one “double fusion” camera in a bar, leaving only one black lens that stands up with the rest of the phone. It’s hard for me to look at him without thinking about Ciklopa visor. -Emma Roth, scream news

That sky blue is excellent.

I loved the sky blue on Apple’s M4 MacBook Airs, and I think it looks indeed Good in the iPhone. Is enough color to pick air via another model? Professionals have more of what I’m looking for in terms of functions, but after I see the sky blue for myself, we will see if I’m tempted. -Jay Peters, Older Reporter

Apple called it the part of the future …. Is it?

My galaxy that took about the air is that it actually contains a lot of secrets for the future of Apple. Ekecs spent so long talking about material design, work needed to make a phone durable and firm, all that is a “ceramic shield 2” and much more. This is a little about iPhone’s air. It is also everything Things you need to do to make phones that turn or fold or any of the other inventive things that still do other companies with phones. Its legacy can end as an original MacBook Pro, which was the wrong computer, but the first generation versions of the first generation were inserted.

I don’t think the “slight thinner of the iPhone with one camera and a big camera Bump” is the future. But some things inside the air? It is probably. – David Pierce, editor at large

Proof of Apple’s folding future could lie on a plateau

Apple showed the X-ray image of a new “high-tastefully Air AIR”, which looks like just a camera, but it’s really more than that. Apple squeezed in the camera, speaker, plus your silicon – efficiently all the hose of the iPhone AIR, save your battery. I think it’s easy to make a finger on that and say, “Hey, I could see this innovation would really go with a folding phone.”

If the rumors of Apple’s assembly of iPhone have ever come into fruits, you can choose an integral part, emphasizing the thin design as it leaves as much space for the battery, it seems incredibly vital for its success. I agree with David – I know you should talk about the iPhone Air here, but it’s hard not to think about the future of the iPhone when I look at him. -Cameron Faulkner, Commerce Editor