Iphone Air

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手機我不會執著在iphone但平板我只選ipad 買過air 跟pro價錢是貴了點，但兩台共用了快10年了， 其實用了5年還沒壞一般影音滑網頁還很ok，是為了更好的效能才換， 整體我覺得划算

手機我不會執著在iphone但平板我只選ipad 買過air 跟pro價錢是貴了點，但兩台共用了快10年了， 其實用了5年還沒壞一般影音滑網頁還很ok，是為了更好的效能才換， 整體我覺得划算

手機我不會執著在iphone但平板我只選ipad 買過air 跟pro價錢是貴了點，但兩台共用了快10年了， 其實用了5年還沒壞一般影音滑網頁還很ok，是為了更好的效能才換， 整體我覺得划算

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Picked up the iPhone Air this afternoon in Sky Blue as they didn’t have any other colour in stock, it’s honestly pretty much white anyway. $500 off in Australia at the moment and 50% Air accessories with the purchase. I haven’t used it much yet apart from setup, but I will say, I haven’t felt this way about an iPhone since I first got the X back in the day. It’s so beautiful, slim and light to hold. I am thankful to not have a brick in my hands 😂 What slim phone cases are we rocking? I got one from the shop but hate where my pinky goes it feels sharp around the usb c hole… submitted by /u/spicetech to r/iphone [link] [comments]

Title pretty much sums it up, I love this phone. I will say it's a backup to my fold 7 and moto razr ultra so those kind of cover most of it's shortcomings (speaker, no ultra wide camera, battery). I generally prefer android phones for customization, and mostly folding phones for the novelty. This is the first iPhone and non folding phone I've been this excited about in years (coming from both an iPhone 14 pro, base 15, and 16e in the last few years). Basically using it twice as much as I did my 16e (which I carried because I need apple services but also was backup line). Pros Obviously the build. It's 6.5 inches yet still easy to use one handed due to the thinness and weight. It's a joy to use and even after a month of use (the novelty hasn't worn out), and I really can't see myself going back to a slab sized iPhone anytime soon unless the 18 is mind-blowing as far as features. I just really hope they can improve battery and I'd gladly get an iPhone air 2, but if not, can see myself using this for the next 3 years, maybe 4, and that's coming from someone who switches phones yearly. Cons For me only battery. Battery is good on Wi-Fi but just decent on LTE. I don't use 5g or always on display unless plugged in to save power (and I have a shortcut for this to enable/disable both automatically). I can't speak on cameras and speaker as I rarely use either and when I do photos have looked great. And when I need better zoom or ultra wide I use my fold 7 or someone else's phone. I'd also say pricing was it's biggest com. Having this $200 more than the base iPhone yet a smaller battery, less cameras, and less speakers put people off. Reviewers also didn't do this phone justice based on it's pricing and compromises. Had this started at $799 it may have sold like hotcakes. I essentially got mine for $750 plus tax new from Apple plus through some dealing, so not as disappointed on pricing as I could have been paying MSRP. But every time I pick this up it's a joy to hold. It's such a breathe of fresh air from phones that feel like bricks, heck even the 16e with a case on it feels weird compared to the air with an aramid case on it. I guarantee you if you're on the fence about this just give it a chance. You just need to know what to expect. Decent battery but definitely not pro or pro max level cameras or battery. I also used the base iPhone 17 for 3 weeks back in November and the Air ironically had better battery than it did in my opinion 🤷🏾‍♂️ Tips (really more iOS tips then anything) Use shortcuts when possible to automate. Also use them to make control center toggles. I have toggles for AOD and 5g. Phone automatically goes into battery saver between 10pm-7am and also when below 45 percent. Charging automatically turns off battery saver, and turns on AOD and 5g (and disables when not charging all due to shortcuts). Turn off background app refresh. I'm not sure what this even does as I've had it off for years and never miss notifications. I also use Gmail and have fetch either off or set to manual in mail settings. Dark mode can also help save lots of battery. And only having location services "while using app" except for stuff you need it to be always on like maps, weather, and findmy. Also if coming from Android, Microsoft Swiftkey keyboard is a must. Ios keyboard sucks so having better word prediction, themes, built in gifs, long press punctuation for symbols, clipboard, and a dedicated number row is great (things you miss from android). I also have Google photos, chrome, keep, tasks, calendar all installed to sync easily between my iPhone and Android devices with notes and tasks. submitted by /u/Southern-Bad-1270 to r/IphoneAir [link] [comments]

According to information from leaker Digital Chat Station, only around 700,000 iPhone Air phones have been activated in China so far. Furthermore, the model is sold at significant discounts in multiple markets, such as Germany, indicating demand is weaker than expected. Full news article. Pictured: An iPhone Air, image source: Notebookcheck. submitted by /u/librav1e to r/notebookcheck_net [link] [comments]

Today I hit 5 months with the Air. My conclusion is simple: YouTubers who criticized this phone because they are obsessed with spec sheets are wrong. In 5 months, I never needed the ultra wide camera. I just took a few steps back and it was the same. The battery calibrated over time and I finish my days with 60%. I also took the time to disable useless background features. Clearly, the battery life is quite incredible. Do not forget that the battery makes up 80% of the inside of the phone. And in any case, you can charge at the office or at home in 2026. In the end, I never get tired of it. I love this phone. The feeling of just holding a big, lightweight screen is insane. The size is perfect, bigger than the 17 Pro which is too small, and smaller than the 17 Pro Max which is too big. The featherweight feel is impressive, the sensation of having nothing in your pocket, and above all its incredible durability. It is made of grade 5 titanium. The polished titanium gives it a premium, almost jewelry like look on the outside while still being grade 5 titanium. People who drop it report no damage, and on the iPhone Air subreddit many go caseless. I feel like this is the ultimate iPhone. Putting the most powerful Pro CPU inside is also brilliant. This thin phone with Pro level performance becomes the ultimate gaming console. In short, the best iPhone ever. submitted by /u/Oxbow8 to r/iphone [link] [comments]

I picked up the Air recently (huge discount, which probably says something about demand), and I didn’t expect this… but it might be the first iPhone in years that doesn’t feel like a brick. Yeah, it’s missing stuff: no LiDAR, no ultra-wide. On paper that sounds like a downgrade. In practice, I’m not sure I care. What surprised me more: durability. From the bend tests I’ve seen, it seems to hold up about as well as the 17 Pro, which I definitely didn’t expect from something this thin. So now I’m wondering if the “Pro” models are kind of overkill for most people. Curious what others think: - Do you actually use LiDAR / ultra-wide regularly? - Does the weight/thickness difference matter long-term? - If you’ve tried both, which one did you stick with? Also: anyone running super thin cases? Feels like that’s the sweet spot for this phone submitted by /u/vartha to r/iphone [link] [comments]