Apple a fait trop de compromis pour l'extrême finesse : le capteur frontal de l'iPhone 17 Air a dû être réaménagé

MaticHoleFiller · 2026-03-24T02:25:19+00:00

Apple lancera l'iPhone 17 Air cette année, avec une épaisseur de seulement 5.5mm, mettant l'accent sur un design ultra-mince, mais sacrifiant la capacité de la batterie et le lecteur de carte SIM physique, ce qui pourrait affecter l'autonomie et le lancement sur le marché national. La position de l'ouverture de la caméra frontale a également été ajustée, soulevant des préoccupations concernant la résistance.

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2026-03-24 02:25:19

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Fast Technology, June 27 — Apple this year will launch the iPhone 17 Air to replace the Plus series, featuring an ultra-thin body with a thickness of only about 5.5mm.

It should be noted that this model makes many compromises to achieve extreme thinness.

According to the latest leaked screen protector images of the iPhone 17 series, the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max are consistent with previous generations, with the front camera opening on the right side, while the iPhone 17 Air’s opening is shifted to the left.

It is speculated that Apple adjusted the internal structure for a thinner design, necessitating the repositioning of the front camera opening.

However, the position of the front camera opening has little impact on daily use, but the compressed battery capacity due to the ultra-thin design will cause significant user dissatisfaction.

According to leaks, the iPhone 17 Air’s battery capacity is only over 3000mAh, which, combined with a large screen and high refresh rate, may lead to poor battery life becoming a major pain point.

To achieve extreme thinness, Apple also directly removed the physical SIM card slot. If eSIM cannot be rolled out domestically in the second half of the year, this model will not be available in China.

Additionally, the structural strength of the iPhone 17 Air has raised concerns. Previously, the iPhone 6 Plus experienced the “Bendgate,” where the phone could bend and deform in a pocket.

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