Because it was the best phone Apple ever made. It was the perfect size and weight, and only needed ProMotion and a telephoto lens to round it out.Again, somehow the mini gets brought up in every forum involving a phone.
Because it was the best phone Apple ever made. It was the perfect size and weight, and only needed ProMotion and a telephoto lens to round it out.Again, somehow the mini gets brought up in every forum involving a phone.
Still rocking a 15 Pro Max here, but this is interesting - Of all the 2026 iPhones, the Air is the only one I'm interested in.
I suppose what's stopping me is the camera system. If they could get the Pro cameras into the Air, then I'd be all over that.
No, it is not a bad product; period. Perhaps the initial price is too high for blockbuster sales, but that does not make it a bad product.It’s not that the Air is a bad product. It's just a bad product, NOW. We're living in uncertain financial times and no one has the disposable cash to go for an early adopter luxury feeling item. The Pro and regular iPhones have a dependable track record, even if boring design.
Don’t forget the single speaker. Having said that it might drive more people to use headphones on public transport, so maybe single speakers are the way forward 😂With the smaller battery, single camera and higher price, the Air might have had too many compromises for most people. Maybe this will dampen the craze for thinner devices.
It had other flaws, but fragility wasn't one of them.
Don’t forget the single speaker. Having said that it might drive more people to use headphones on public transport, so maybe single speakers are the way forward 😂
No, it is not a bad product; period. Perhaps the initial price is too high for blockbuster sales, but that does not make it a bad product.
For me it’s enough phone for my needs, while being a more elegant product than Pro and especially the Pro Max.The real question with the Air is:
A. Are people finding it intriguing for what it offers?
Or
B. Are people finding it intriguing simply because it's different?
The former has staying power for a product, the latter does not.
I like the mini too, and I have one, but it didn't sell well. The majority of people didn't want it. It's like mourning the Touch Bar. There was a niche section of people who loved it... but most are glad to know it's gone. IDK what phone I will get once my 13 mini gets unsupported but I just find it comical how there's such a cult following it gets brought up in every single forum.Because it was the best phone Apple ever made. It was the perfect size and weight, and only needed ProMotion and a telephoto lens to round it out.
another flop like mini.
people want power, not slim devices.
thin devices are too fragile.
I wonder how this would’ve sold with 2 cameras and the extra speaker. Probably not much better but still interesting to ponder..
Exactly and to make it with sub par features was a huge mistake!nobody asked for the iPhone air.
Just like no one asked for Vision Pro and no one asked for apple car which they ended up abandoning.nobody asked for the iPhone air.
How do you take a call?In this case, I advocate for NO speakers.
People using speakers in public, extremely rudely, has become far too common.
How do you take a call?