iPhone Air 2 is coming, here’s everything we know so far

Apple is reportedly developing a second-generation iPhone Air, aiming to address limitations of the current model. The iPhone Air has reportedly sold worse than anticipated, leading to a delay in its release. However, Apple has now confirmed the iPhone Air 2 is still in development.

One significant change for the iPhone Air 2 is the addition of a second camera on the back, reportedly an ultra-wide lens, which would align it with the base model iPhones. The device will be powered by the A20 Pro processor, Apple's first 2-nanometer chip, offering increased performance and efficiency. Additionally, the iPhone Air 2 is expected to feature a larger 3,500mAh battery, an improvement of over 10% from the current model's 3,149mAh battery.

Apple is also expected to implement a vapor chamber cooling system in the iPhone Air 2, a feature first introduced in the iPhone 17 Pro. This technology will help keep the device cooler during high workloads and improve overall performance. The iPhone Air 2 was initially expected to launch in September 2026 alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, but Apple has now shifted its release date to spring 2027.