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Apple iPhone Air
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The Apple iPhone Air launched in 2025 as the thinnest iPhone Apple has ever shipped, built for buyers who wanted flagship performance without the bulk of the Pro line. It replaced the Plus tier in Apple's lineup and carries the regulatory model number A3260 in the US, alongside A3517 and the internal identifier iPhone18,4. Its titanium frame, single-camera design, and A19 Pro chip keep it in demand on the resale market even as newer models arrive, since the thin-and-light design and eSIM-only build appeal to a specific type of buyer long after release. If this is the phone in your hand, pick your storage, carrier, and condition above for a live cash offer. Take a look at how the process works before you commit, or head straight to the sell your iPhone page to compare it against other models.
Confirm you have the iPhone Air
Go to Settings → General → About and look at the Model Name field first — it should read "iPhone Air." Tap the Model Number field once and it toggles from the order number (an MG-prefixed code) to the regulatory number. That regulatory number is what confirms the exact variant.
A3260
- The primary regulatory model number for US units
- Printed in small text if you check the SIM tray area on unlocked units
A3517
- An alternate regulatory number tied to certain carrier or regional builds
- Confirm alongside the Model Name to rule out a different Apple market variant
iPhone18,4
- The internal hardware identifier Apple uses for diagnostics and repair databases
- Not shown directly in Settings, but surfaced by device-info tools and some repair shops
Prefer a visual check? The iPhone Air is noticeably thinner than any other current iPhone, with a single rear camera lens rather than the two or three lenses on other 2025 models, and a titanium edge band that runs the full perimeter of the frame.
Core hardware
Processor
- Apple A19 Pro chip
- Handles on-device Apple Intelligence features without a cellular or Wi-Fi connection
Storage
- 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB, fixed at manufacture and non-upgradable
- The 1TB configuration moves resale value the most of the three tiers
Camera
- Single 48MP Fusion rear camera, no ultra-wide or telephoto lens
- 18MP front camera with Center Stage framing for wider selfies and video calls
Display & audio
Display
6.5-inch Super Retina XDR OLED panel with ProMotion up to 120Hz and an Always-On display. Ceramic Shield 2 covers the front glass.
Audio
Stereo speakers and spatial audio playback. No headphone jack; audio out runs through the USB-C port or wirelessly.
Security
Face ID handles unlocking, App Store purchases, and payment authentication. There is no Touch ID on this model.
Ports & connectivity
The thin body forced a few trade-offs here, most notably the move to eSIM-only in US units.
- USB-C port for charging and data
- 5G cellular, sub-6GHz and mmWave depending on carrier and region
- Wi-Fi 7
- Bluetooth
- Dual eSIM, no physical SIM tray on US models
- MagSafe wireless charging and accessory attachment
A19 Pro chip Titanium frame eSIM only Ceramic Shield 2 120Hz ProMotion MagSafe USB-C
Battery, build & more
Battery
The thin chassis limits internal battery capacity compared to other iPhones. Apple sells an optional MagSafe battery accessory for owners who need more runtime, which is worth noting for a buyer weighing this model against a thicker phone.
Dimensions & weight
The headline feature of this model: it is the thinnest iPhone Apple has produced, at roughly 5.6mm, and noticeably lighter in hand than the standard or Pro lines from the same year.
Software
Shipped new with iOS 26 and receives the same update cycle as other current iPhones, including ongoing Apple Intelligence feature rollouts.
Market positioning
Sits between the standard and Pro tiers on price and features, aimed at buyers who prioritize thinness and weight over a multi-lens camera system.