iPhone 17 Air Leaks: 5 things you should know about Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Rotation
Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Air is rumored to replace the plus model with a slim new design with a 5.5 mm width. It is likely to compete with the newly launched Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge that provides 5.8 mm thinness.
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In short
- The iPhone 17 Air is expected to come up with other iPhone 17 models in September.
- It is expected to have a single 48-megapixel rear camera.
- It will replace the existing iPhone Plus model in the lineup
Apple has just concluded its annual developer conference – Worldwide Developers Conference 2025. Now, Cupertino Tech giants are gearing up for their next large event, where it will refresh its iPhone lineup later this year. While still for months, rumors are already echoing, indicating what can happen on the way – a new design, powerful silicone, iOS 26 and a new model: iPhone 17 Air.
This year, everyone’s eyes are on the anticipated iPhone 17 Air, which is expected to replace the plus model. Apple is said to have given this change in view of the sale of plus variants. According to reports and early predictions, the iPhone 17 can be the thinnest and most sophisticated iPhone of Air Apple. And with its ultra-thin body, it will definitely be head-to-head with Samsung’s recently launched Galaxy S25 edge.
While Apple has kept everything in wrapped on the basis of speculation and leaks, there are five big things that you should know about the iPhone 17 Air.
1. Thin, greasy design
Apple is expected to unveil four models under the iPhone 17 lineup-iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max and a brand-new air model. The air variants are topped to replace the plus model, which is closed due to low demand. The leak suggests that the iPhone 17 Air will have a 6.6 -inch OLED display with a 120Hz promotion refresh rate.
The air of the iPhone 17 can be highlight with its thin and premium form factor – the possibility of about 5.5 mm in thickness. This will put it in a straight competition with the Galaxy S25 Edge, with a 5.8 mm thin body and titanium frame.
2. Single rear camera
The slim design will certainly come with a trade-off. The iPhone 17 Air is rumored to pack a single 48-megapixel fusion camera. Although it may look like a range, Apple can make it for this through advanced computational photography. The front camera on standard iPhone 17 is expected to be upgraded to a 24-megapixel sensor, although it is still not clear whether the air will share the same imagination.
These camera rumors are rapidly opposite with the Galaxy S25 edge, with a 200-megapixel main sensor and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide shooter.
3. iPhone 17 Air Hardware
The iPhone 17 Air is expected to be launched with a 6.6-inch 120Hz display, 2,800mAh battery, Apple’s new A19 chip, and iOS 26. The OS is set to give liquid glass UI with new AI-powered features while maintaining the long-term support of Apple. Air models are likely to appeal to users who prefer minimal design without compromising on performance.
In comparison, the Galaxy S25 Edge has already supported a 6.7-inch quad HD+ AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Chip, and wireless and reverse charging with a 3,900mAh battery. It runs Android 15 with a UI 7 and claims seven years of software update – an area where Apple traditionally excelled.
4. iPhone 17 Air India Pricing
Pricing is always an important subject when it comes to iPhones, and 2025 may bring some changes. The price of iPhone can go with leaks with an increase in the ongoing price this year, with the iPhone 17 Air May start in India for Rs 99,900. This price can be placed on the iPhone 17 below the six-unconnected mark and slightly above the base iPhone 17, which can be launched for Rs 89,900. For comparison, the Galaxy S25 Edge starts at Rs 1,09,999 for its 12GB + 256GB configuration.
5. iPhone 17 series launch date
Apple usually unveils new iPhones in early September, usually in the second week. This year, the event is expected to be held on 10 or 11 September, in which soon after the pre-order opens and shipping starts next week. While the date has not been officially confirmed, the history of Apple with the launch timeline shows that there is a possibility of a uniform schedule.