iPhone 17 Air rumored to feature titanium frame and support for 35W fast charging
Apple could decide to switch up the chassis materials for its 2025 iPhone line, as an unlikely rumor suggests that the slim iPhone 17 will adopt a titanium midframe instead of the expected iPhone 17 Pro.
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The iPhone 17 Air could feature a titanium chassis.
While Apple enthusiasts eagerly await the arrival of the fourth-generation iPhone SE, which is expected to be revealed on February 19, rumors surrounding the iPhone 17 range continue to emerge. Apple is expected to introduce an updated line of devices with significant changes affecting the design and materials used.
Apple reportedly wants to replace its existing Plus line with a redesigned iPhone 17 Slim, with a 6.6-inch display, ProMotion, and a single rear camera. Now we have more details about the chassis materials Apple will allegedly use for this device.
Rumor Score: 🙄 Unlikely
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