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A thin phone is kinda cool, who actually needs that? And because of the humongous camera bulge it's not that thin anyway.
Worse camera and battery than the regular iPhone 17 but higher price. I can’t put my finger on why it doesn’t sell…
if it was a lower price than the standard model it’d sell more
I know "who is this for?" and "what would Steve Jobs say?" are tired memes, but... still. An even thinner body? Really?
Can't believe the thickest iPhone ever is selling so poorly.
You mean a bad economy and poor pay for the average worker compounds into a worse economy?
I actually really liked it when I tried, so I got one. I realized that I do want a phone that makes its presence more lightly known.
In the UK, maybe other places, apple still has to use normal sim cards. All except that Air, because it just cant. Theres no room. I might have given the phone a shot, if I could have just popped my sim in and took it for a spin. But with having to fuck about with esims, the answer was no.
I wouldnt say no to a new mini though...
The price is off. It’s more expensive than the base model but with worse specs. If someone is willing to pay more, they’ll get the pro, not the air.
Good, let that atrocity burn and bring back the mini you blundering idiots!
I don’t need a super thin iphone. I want an iphone that has full bars in my kitchen. And gtfo with that pricing.
My 15 already feels impossibly thin, especially when I take the case off.
What is this obsession with thinness at this point? I honestly think that going thinner doesn’t matter anymore. Everything is already extremely thin.
I remembered posting that I wondered who the hell would buy this. Now I know it's exactly who I thought.
Bend gate 2.0 with a crappy battery for too much money.
Gee, I wonder why they aren’t selling?
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