The light blue color is similar to the Sky Blue version of the latest MacBook Air, so Apple may use the name "Sky Blue" on the iPhone 17 Air.

As a new member of the iPhone 17 series, the iPhone 17 Air will replace the Plus. The device features an ultra-thin design with a thickness of only 5.5mm, making it the thinnest iPhone in Apple's history. It weighs only 146g, which is only 3g heavier than the iPhone 6s.

In terms of core configuration, the machine adopts a 6.6-inch OLED screen, equipped with A19 chip, 12GB of memory, a 48 megapixel camera at the back, and no physical SIM card slot on the side of the body, only supporting eSIM.

It is worth noting that due to the ultra-thin design of the iPhone 17 Air, Apple cannot fit a large capacity battery. It has been revealed that the battery capacity of the 17 Air is about 20% less than that of the iPhone 16, which may be less than 3000mAh. In order to make up for the shortcomings in battery life, Apple may launch an external battery that supports MagSafe charging, making it convenient for the phone to recharge in a timely manner.

The machine will be officially released in September.