If there's one topic that could be discussed in the same breath as the iPhone 17 Pro series, it's definitely the iPhone Air. The appearance of this ultra-thin model was leaked online before the official announcement, but after actually getting it, we were amazed at how thin this iPhone Air is. It's like the surprise we got when we first got the iPhone X. Unfortunately, the Air still has a lot of compromises. If you're planning to buy one, it might not be too late to read this complete iPhone Air unboxing review before making a decision. The biggest selling point of the iPhone Air is its thinness. Not only is the body thin, but Apple has also made the outer packaging thinner this time, just to let you feel the charm of the lightest and thinnest mobile phone. The iPhone Air is indeed like a work of art. This time, it uses an ultra-thin body of 5.6mm. In order to strengthen the frame, the middle frame is also equipped with polished titanium material, which is relatively stronger in terms of bending resistance. However, it is worth noting that the titanium metal used in this iPhone Air is mainly manufactured using the latest 3D printing technology. Compared with the titanium metal middle frame used in the previous iPhone 16 Pro, the biggest difference is that it can be lighter, stronger, and the material can be reduced by 33%. While some might think this is just a thinner iPhone, holding the iPhone Air in your hand feels like you've gotten a sneak peek at the phone of the future: Apple's first foldable phone, expected to launch in 2026. This time, it feels like a standalone phone without the dual-folding screen, like any thin Samsung.