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Apple iPhone 17 Air battery leaks: Check out the expected specifications, price, launch date, and more

Apple iPhone 17 Air battery leaks: Check out the expected specifications, price, launch date, and more

Time of India3 days ago
iPhone 17 Air battery leaks: iPhone 17 Air battery leak has sparked renewed debate as fresh reports suggest the ultra‑slim model may sacrifice battery capacity for design, clocking in at a mere 2,800 mAh compared to its Pro siblings. Apple's 'Air-first' strategy echoes in its featherweight, 5.5 mm body, reminiscent of the MacBook Air's mantra: lighter is better.
While early adopters may applaud the sleekness, reviewers caution that the trade‑off could be shorter screen‑on time unless iOS 26 optimisation steps in. As a potential battery‑case accessory stirs speculation, the question looms: Can elegance coexist with endurance? Stay tuned as we explore how iPhone balances minimalism with practical performance in its boldest iPhone to date.
iPhone 17 Air launch date in India (Expected)
The iPhone 17 Air and the other phones in the series will launch globally and in India on September 8 or September 9, 2025, according to well-known Apple expert Mark Gurman.
iPhone 17 Air battery leaked
According to a MacRumors rumor, the iPhone 17 Air might have a battery with a capacity of less than 3,000 mAh. According to certain rumors, a 2,800mAh battery might be included in the next lightweight smartphone. That is a lot less than the 4,674mAh battery in the iPhone 16 Plus, which the Air is supposed to replace, if this is accurate.
The iPhone 17 Air's reduced battery may be due to a number of factors. According to reports, the iPhone 17 Air is only 5.5 mm thick, which means there isn't much space for a bigger battery.
Additionally, it has been alleged that Apple is using iOS 26's Adaptive Power Mode to extend battery life during the day.
Compared to 80–90% for other models, internal testing indicates that only 60–70% of users will be able to use the device for the entire day without needing to recharge. Additionally, rumors have it that Apple is working on a specific battery cover for the iPhone 17 Air. The add-on would prolong battery life while preserving the device's elegant design.
iPhone 17 Air specifications in India (Expected)
Apple will provide a thin chassis for this device, starting with the design. According to rumors, it will surpass the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge as the thinnest smartphone. Aside from that, it will sport a single-sensor camera island at the rear that resembles the Google Pixel.
Additionally, according to leaks, the device would have a titanium frame.
A 6.9-inch LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz may be included with the iPhone 17 Air. In the base model, the tablet will be powered by an Apple A19 CPU with 128GB of internal storage and 8GB of RAM.
The gadget will have a single 48MP rear camera that can capture some of the best images in a variety of lighting scenarios. Additionally, Apple plans to replace the 12MP selfie camera seen in the iPhone 16 series with a 24MP one throughout the iPhone 17 series.
iPhone 17 Air price in India (Expected)
In addition, the device's likely price in the Indian market will be around Rs 99,900. On the other hand, there is no formal confirmation of the price.
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