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Highlights
- The Apple iPhone Air 2 is reportedly in the works and is expected to feature a dual-camera on the rear and a bigger battery.
- The phone will be powered by the latest A20 series chipset built on a 2nm process.
- The phone is said to launch in Q1 of 2027.
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CEO Render Networks
Cupertino giant Apple is working on its next-generation, slimmest phone, the iPhone Air 2, which will offer a significant specification upgrade over its predecessor, the iPhone Air, launched last year.
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Key Highlights
- Apple is reportedly working on its next Air model, called the iPhone Air 2
- The iPhone Air 2 will have significant upgrades, including a bigger battery and dual cameras.
- Amid the ongoing memory price hike, the iPhone Air 2 is facing launch delays and is expected to launch in Q1 2027.
According to reports, the Apple iPhone Air 2 will have major upgrades in the camera and battery while maintaining the slimmest form factor.
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On the specification side, the iPhone Air 2 will become the slimmest phone. According to leaks, it will also have a slightly larger battery of around 3,500 mAh.
The battery will be paired with Apple’s next-generation A-series chipset, the A20 series SoC, which will power the upcoming iPhone 18 series launching in September this year.
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The A20 series is the most powerful upcoming chipset and will be built using the 2nm fabrication process.
Like last year’s model, the iPhone Air 2 will come with the fastest RAM and storage, with a 256GB base variant.
On the rear, the iPhone Air 2 will upgrade from a single camera lens to dual lenses: a 48MP main sensor paired with an ultra-wide-angle sensor.
