The iPhone Air with 1 TB capacity is being offered on Amazon for R$ 7,559.10 via Pix. This promotion corresponds to a significant reduction of 44% compared to the original price of R$ 13,499. This Apple device features an elegant and slim design and incorporates a processor very similar to that found in the iPhone 17 Pro, offering greater storage for a potentially lower cost.
A notable strength of the iPhone Air is its thinness. This premium category smartphone competes with devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, which has a thickness of 5.8 mm, and the Motorola Edge 70, with 5.99 mm. Despite being thinner, the iPhone Air maintains a high level of processing capability.
Equipped with the Apple A19 Pro chip, which has only one less GPU core than the iPhone 17 Pro, the iPhone Air is capable of running demanding games and photo and video editing software without difficulty. Additionally, thanks to its Neural Engine component, it supports Apple Intelligence AI features.
Despite its slim build, the device's design demonstrates great resistance. It features a titanium frame, Ceramic Shield back protection, and IP68 certification, meaning the phone should withstand accidental contact with water and dust, in addition to protecting against scratches, scuffs, and light impacts from daily use.
Regarding cameras, the main limitation of the Apple smartphone is that it has only one rear sensor and one front sensor. However, the main lens records images at 48 MP and records in 4K up to 60 frames per second, just like the front camera, which has 18 megapixels for selfies.
Concerning battery life, Apple guarantees up to 27 hours of video playback. The internal component has 3,149 mAh and supports fast charging up to 20 W, reaching 50% charge in half an hour, although this accessory is sold separately.
Interested parties can take advantage of the 44% discount by paying only R$ 7,559 for the 1 TB iPhone Air. Although recognized as an expensive product, this price is considered one of the best available for this ultra-thin, high-performance, and large-capacity Apple model.
