In this video I review the iPhone Air as someone who’s used Pro iPhones for years, and honestly, it’s one of the most interesting iPhones Apple has launched in a long time. The headline isn’t just “thin and light” — it’s how that changes the day-to-day experience. The moment I unboxed it, I could feel it: this is easily the best iPhone design I’ve ever held. Over the last 10 days I used it as my only phone, both at home and out and about, to see if it can genuinely keep up with Pro-level expectations. The biggest win for me is usability. Pro Max phones are bulky and they genuinely give me wrist and finger fatigue, especially when I’m typing, scrolling, and doing everything we all do on our phones. With iPhone Air, that fatigue basically disappears — it’s effortless to hold for longer, which is a good thing and a bad thing. Battery-wise, it surprised me: it got me through the day when I needed it, but it’s more “acceptable” than “excellent,” and it can die towards the end of the day. Where it still doesn’t land is the camera (good, not excellent), the 20W charging in 2025, and potential overheating — I noticed it get really hot near the camera bump during iCloud transfer. Overall though, I’m in love with it, and I’ll be testing it more for a one-month review.