iPhone Air Proves That Thinner Can Be Better, and Easy to Repair

Apple’s New iPhone Air Is eSIM-Only—and It’s a Game Changer for Travelers

Apple’s eSIM-only design means no more swapping tiny cards when traveling internationally.Eric Thayer/Getty Images A man holding a new iPhone 17 Pro.The recently-launched iPhone Air has a brand-new feature perfect for world travelers around the globe: its eSim-only design.The innovation, which Apple said helped make the phone thinner and lighter, will allow customers around the world connect when they travel either by using international roaming…

iPhone Air Proves That Thinner Can Be Better, and Easy to Repair

The battery on the new skinny iPhone isn't the strongest, but it isn't hard to replace, according to DIY repair website iFixit.

iPhone Air teardown reveals modular design and surprising battery choice

The highly awaited iPhone Air teardown is here, and it gives a clear look at how Apple built the device. The breakdown done by iFixit shows that this model is not just slim and stylish, but also more repair-friendly than what we usually see from Apple. It is one of the rare iPhones that actually scored high for repairability. A familiar start, but easier inside Like other iPhones, opening the iPhone Air still needs the pentalobe screwdriver, and…

iPhone Air Proves Repairable Despite Slim, Compact Build

Review: At first, I had my concerns that Apple’s thinnest iPhone to date wouldn’t be very sturdy. Now that I’ve had a chance to try it out for myself, those initial doubts have been dispelled. In spite of the sacrifices in camera hardware and a thinner battery, the iPhone Air still has a lot to like.