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The follow-up to 2025’s iPhone Air may very well be Apple’s thinnest iPhone ever (again). Korean blogger “yeux1122” claims (machine translated) that the iPhone Air 2 will be about 5.2mm thick, a 0.4mm reduction in size from the original iPhone Air. This size would put it on par with the iPhone Duo’s thickness when it’s unfolded.
That 7% reduction in thickness might not seem like much, but even minute changes like this are evident in a phone’s hand-feel, especially when you’re buying a smartphone whose entire reason for existence is how skinny it is. For reference, the iPhone 18 Pro is 8.75mm thick.
We’ll have to wait a bit longer to find out whether or not the iPhone Air 2 is actually as thin as the unfolded iPhone Duo; it’s not expected to launch until early next year. It’ll most likely be released alongside the base iPhone 18 model (which was notably missing from this year’s Apple Event) and, perhaps, a budget iPhone 18e.
Other details of what we might expect from the iPhone Air 2 are pretty scarce, though we do have some rumors to work off of. Well-known leaker Jon Prosser dropped a video back in July that claimed the iPhone Air 2 would include both a 48-megapixel ultrawide camera and a regular-lens 48-megapixel camera. This alone would be a marked upgrade from the first iPhone Air, which only included a single camera.
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