There have been several alleged leaked details of the iPhone 17 Air, Apple's rumored new slim iPhone, but images have been limited to

On Friday, Apple leaker and Front Page Tech host Jon Prosser unveiled the "actual" design of the new iPhone 17 Pro in a YouTube video. According to Prosser, Apple's new flagship will have a redesigned back (the front of the phone is largely staying the same), but the cameras will not be laid out horizontally.

Beyond this, the WEIS design considers another massive feature of the iPhone 17 Air: its skinny profile, which could measure as little as 5.5mm. By contrast, the iPhone 16 is 7.8mm thick. Two other comparisons: The 13-inch iPad Pro (2024) is 5.1mm thick, while the 11-inch model has a depth of 5.3mm.

The iPhone 17 Air is expected to be one of the first iPhones that will use an Apple-designed 5G modem chip. Apple's modem will be capable of theoretical 5G download speeds of up to 4Gb/s, which is slower than Qualcomm modems in current iPhones. The chip also won't support the fastest mmWave 5G, and it will be limited to sub-6GHz speeds.

Newly leaked renders of the iPhone 17 Pro Max reveal a striking camera bar design, but questions linger over their credibility due to unverified sources and design feasibility.

Apple hasn't exactly been adventurous with the design of the iPhone in recent years. Since 2020's iPhone 12, most models have featured the same flat edges and display sizes, and the overall design of the iPhone has looked pretty consistent since,

Although the iPhone 17 series is still months away from launch, details about the upcoming models have already surfaced online. Leaked renders showcase the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro, revealing an elongated camera bar on the back panel.