Is iPhone Air the worst nightmare in Klutz?

Maybe I just got out of the shape, but the new iPhone Air It seems that it will be the worst nightmare for me. The slim version and pruning of the new brand iPhone 17 Apple star was The “awe” happened in SeptemberAs Apple boasts, they created only 5.6 mm thick model, with three stacked credit cards. But I must ask: Did anyone really ask the thin iPhone?

Apple has downloaded Aphone Air with better battery life and faster processing energy A19 Pro Chip. She also got a 48 -megapixel integration camera and a 2x 2x phone camera. Apple said this is the most efficient power of the power it has ever. The iPhone is likely to be packed by value-or at least it should be, because the prices start from $ 999 compared to 256 GB. But it does not matter anything if the phone is broken, bent, or shattered.

I am not completely Clauts, but I drop my phone from time to time. Throw it in my bag while running out of the door, raising it in my pocket while it is round and throw it on the table while cooking. I need a phone that can take a little screaming. I am not convinced that the thinnest Apple at all will be able to bear all of this, although the company describes it “the most durable design so far”.

I have a precedent to support my fears. When Apple released the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in 2014, in the past, the Apple personnel, the first users informed that The device will bend When they kept it in their pockets – it became known as Bendgate. Apple said that it happened only for a few iPhone owners at the time, but history tends to repeat itself.

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“IPhone 17 Air is an impressive achievement in engineering, and Apple went in detail about the design of the device. Given the challenges facing iPhone 6 Plus, which led to” Bendgate “controversy, it is clear that Apple wants to put minds in comfort.”

Perhaps the Apple show has eased my fears about the durability of iPhone if he had mentioned anything practical about its testing and developing it outside the fluff of marketing. If the company wants us to spend a thousand dollars on a new iPhone in this economy, we deserve to know that it will not bend or break after some uses. (Fortunately for us, CNET plans to test it soon.)

I can try Apple to do, and I am sure that the iPhone Air will be attractive to some people who want a lighter device. But the thinner is not always better.

For more, check out All Apple announced at the iPhone 17 event.