

Who is the iPhone Air really for?
213 snips Sep 17, 2025
Allison Johnson, a product reviewer at The Verge, discusses her insights on the iPhone Air and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, while Jake Kastrenakes, the iPhone expert, shares his experience with the iPhone 17. Victoria Song, currently reviewing Apple products, highlights the impressive AirPods Pro 3 and evaluates the latest Apple Watch models. The trio dives deep into camera features, design choices, and user experiences, while also tackling Apple's evolving approach to AI, questioning its practical implications for everyday users.
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Picking Up The Air Feels Different
- Allison found the iPhone Air immediately impressive for its thinness and lightness compared with typical phones. She said the reduced weight noticeably eased hand and pinky strain during long use.
Small Weight Changes Matter
- Small reductions in weight and thickness compound into a meaningfully different daily experience. People notice grams because they handle phones constantly, so modest changes change perception of comfort.
Plan For The Air's Battery Limits
- Expect worse battery life in ultra-thin phones and plan for external charging strategies. Try carrying Apple's MagSafe battery pack or topping up more often if you choose the iPhone Air.