Apple Loop: iPhone 17 Design Leaks As Thin as 5mm

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Apple Loop: iPhone 17 Design Leaks As Thin as 5mm

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Taking a look back at this week’s news and headlines from Apple, including iPhone 17 design leaks, iPhone 16 Pro camera issues, Apple’s Black Friday offers, new MacBook Pro display, iOS update warning, Apple News adds ads, and BlueSky’s app store victory.
Apple has so far not been successful in creating a fourth iPhone model with the same mass-market appeal as the standard, Pro, and Pro Max models. After being led to believe that there was demand for a compact model by a small but vocal online community, Apple released the iPhone mini but ended up replacing it with a bigger Plus model a couple of years later due to tepid demand.

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Other rumors around the 17 Slim (or Air, or whatever Apple names it) include that it will feature a 6.6-inch (or 6.55-inch) display and an aluminum frame. It could get a more energy-dense battery, which it will need if it’s under 6mm thick, as The Information writes. That’s slimmer than the 6.9mm iPhone 6, Apple’s all-time thinness champ — a distinction that famously came with certain... structural compromises. And all of that could come at a cost; rumors have pegged its price somewhere north of the $1,200 Pro Max.

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The device currently lacks a physical SIM card tray, the report said, but the design is not yet finalized. This means the device could rely entirely on eSIM technology. In the U.S., all iPhone 14, iPhone 15, and iPhone 16 models lack a physical SIM card tray already, but all iPhones sold in other countries still have one for now.

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The response to the Plus model was likewise lukewarm, which is seemingly why Apple is discontinuing it and launching a thin model, which rumors indicate will either be called the iPhone 17 Slim or iPhone 17 Air.

The iPhone 17 Air has been inspired by the success of the MacBook Air, according to Gurman. The MacBook Air sits in the middle of Apple's laptop lineup and is targeted at people who don't necessarily need the most impressive specs.
The device should launch in September 2025 alongside the standard iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro models, with no iPhone 17 Plus expected. The report said the iPhone 17 Pro models will feature an aluminum frame, a rectangular rear camera bump, and more.