Apple may have settled on iPhone 17 Air as the name for the rumored skinny iPhone that’s expected this fall, reports Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. He writes that the phone will be “a testing ground for future technologies,

For what it's worth, analyst Jeff Pu also backs the iPhone 17 Air to have a lone 48MP main camera, adding that the phone's front camera will be a 24MP sensor. That claim is consistent with rumors about the rest of the iPhone 17 lineup getting an upgrade from the current 12MP TrueDepth camera on iPhones.

Rumors suggest Apple is developing an ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air, potentially replacing the Plus model. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts a thickness of around 5.5mm, making it the slimmest iPhone yet, possibly featuring eSIM only and a unique camera setup.

From what we've heard about the Galaxy S25 Slim, it's going to be 6.x mm thick. If you've after the thinnest flagship phone you can buy in 2025, then it might well be the iPhone 17 Air – though these dimensions still need to be confirmed, of course.

Apple’s iPhone 17 Air might launch in 2025, featuring a slim design, A19 chip, and testing ground for foldable tech innovations.

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that previous reports of an iPhone 17 Slim being 6mm are underestimating its thinness, at least for part of the device.

A new report says the iPhone 17 Air could be even thinner than we expected. Here's what we know about this future iPhone model.

Macworld In a new Medium post today, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo outlines a few expectations for the iPhone models coming this year. Most of it corroborates previous iPhone 17 rumors and Kuo’s own previous statements,