- Shorter battery life. Everyone is asking for it and the Air delivers
How much shorter? Do you have data from a credible source?
- Shorter battery life. Everyone is asking for it and the Air delivers
How much shorter? Do you have data from a credible source?
I think it will be a good phone with attractive features (thin and light weight) if you want a phone that big. Personally I want the Air in a 6.0" to 6.2" display.
If battery life is a pressing concern, you may want to reconsider the health of your phone habits.
Thinner phone has smaller battery. It's not hard to figure that one out
Also not hard to figure out is that Apple’s C2 modem chip consumes less power as does Apple’s A series CPU with fewer GPU cores.
Again, back to your original post… how much shorter battery life?
It will have shorter battery life period, not by how much, but it will have shorter battery life. You can't get around physics regardless of what battery optimisations there are. Any efficiencies from that modem will also be available to phones with larger batteries.
There are advantages of course, such as a thinner, lighter chassis. But you will have shorter battery life than an equivalent e, regular, or Pro model.
The iPhone 16e is 167g, while the Air is rumored to be only 146g. Also MagSafe, Camera Control (I personally don’t care, but), better SoC, 50% more RAM, (presumably) brighter display, additional colors.I think the 16e looks better than this. It's lighter the regular line, single camera as well. It looks much cleaner. What does this have that it doesn't? DI vs notch?....I guess 🙄 Who cares?
You mean “over”?No thank you. If Apple continues iPhone 16 Plus production I'd get that instead, especially with the iPhone 16 Plus' 4,674 mAh battery capacity and the fact many airlines now have restrictions on the use of even 10,000 mAh and under capacity external power banks.
Please stop measuring capacity in mAh, opt for Wh instead. Anything under 100 Wh is allowed, which is plenty enough.No thank you. If Apple continues iPhone 16 Plus production I'd get that instead, especially with the iPhone 16 Plus' 4,674 mAh battery capacity and the fact many airlines now have restrictions on the use of even 10,000 mAh and under capacity external power banks.
But now we have the CCC certification issue. If you're visiting China (or possibly even Hong Kong), if your power bank doesn't have the CCC certification label the authorities will confiscate it.Please stop measuring capacity in mAh, opt for Wh instead. Anything under 100 Wh is allowed, which is plenty enough.
None of your business.What is your daily screen time?
How much less power does Apple's C2 modem chip consume?Also not hard to figure out is that Apple’s C2 modem chip consumes less power as does Apple’s A series CPU with fewer GPU cores.
Again, back to your original post… how much shorter battery life?