Apple’s iPhone Air might already be out of breath

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00:00Apple's iPhone Air might already be out of breath.

00:03Months after launching the iPhone Air,

00:06Apple is reportedly pausing its sequel and reducing production.

00:10Well, that was fast.

00:12According to the information, the iPhone Air,

00:14Apple's sleekest iPhone yet, hasn't exactly taken off.

00:18Turns out, paper-thin might not be the killer feature Apple hoped it would be.

00:23Originally, Cupertino had big plans for a second-gen iPhone Air to launch next fall.

00:27It aimed to fix first-gen flaws with a lighter build,

00:31better battery, and vapor chamber cooling like the iPhone 17 Pro.

00:35But those dreams are reportedly on ice,

00:38with Apple now refocusing its attention on the heavy hitters in its lineup.

00:42According to the report, Apple's 2026 iPhone lineup will center around the iPhone 18 Pro and a foldable iPhone.

00:49Yes, the company that once mocked bendy phones might finally be joining the flex club.

00:53Meanwhile, the standard iPhone 18 and a budget-friendly iPhone 18e are expected to arrive in spring 2027.

01:01There's still a slim chance, pun intended, the iPhone Air returns then, but Apple isn't rushing it.

01:07The lukewarm response to the current model isn't helping,

01:09as early users weren't impressed by its slim trade-offs.

01:12You can only cut so much before users start noticing, you know, physics.

01:17The iPhone Air was Apple's bold, ultra-thin statement piece,

01:21but it seems no one wanted a diet iPhone.

01:24With challenges in battery, durability, and heat management,

01:28the AirDream may be one prototype from extinction.

01:31Apple's thinnest iPhone may have been a little too light for its own good.

01:34Now you can see there.

01:35The iPhone Air

01:46It's Kannisse

01:50the iPhone Air

01:52it's Kannisse

01:55the iPhone Air