Yes, it features a Grade 5 Titanium frame with a high-gloss mirror finish, making it both incredibly strong and lighter than stainless steel or aluminum.

The iPhone Air uses Ceramic Shield 2 on the front and, for the first time, on the back. It provides 3x better scratch resistance and is 4x more resistant to cracks than previous glass.

Yes. It supports MagSafe and Qi2 wireless charging up to 25W. Apple also offers an optional MagSafe Battery Case that can extend video playback to 40 hours.

To achieve its 5.6mm thickness, it has a single 48MP Fusion rear camera. However, it uses "plateau" milling to fit advanced optics that allow for high-quality 2x sensor-cropped zoom.

Yes. It features ProMotion technology with an adaptive refresh rate up to 120Hz and an Always-On display, a first for a non-Pro large-screen iPhone.

The iPhone Air is a new category of iPhone designed to be impossibly thin (5.6mm) and light (165g). It replaces the "Plus" model, prioritizing a sleek, premium aesthetic over a multi-camera array.