The iPhone Air, a key product at the upcoming Apple event, is designed to be exceptionally thin. But some experts think it may not be the best option for many potential consumers. The device, similar to the original MacBook Air, will focus on being thin and light. However, this design is expected to create certain compromises, such as reduced battery life and a single rear camera. Competitors now offer budget smartphones with very large batteries. The iPhone Air’s price point could be a challenge. Thinness, which was once a key selling point, has become less important to consumers. The iPhone Air might sell better than earlier iPhone models, even if it doesn’t become a major success. This design may be a glimpse into the future of smartphones.
