Apple is reportedly reducing production of its 2025-launched iPhone Air due to poor global demand, despite strong sales for other iPhone 17 models.

Apple is drastically cutting iPhone Air production due to weak global demand, reducing orders to near \"end of production\" ...

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Apple is slashing iPhone Air production orders to almost "end of production" levels, but increasing those for other iPhone 17 ...

Apple ’s latest experiment with a super-slim iPhone may be running out of air faster than expected. Just weeks after hitting stores, the iPhone Air is reportedly seeing sharp production cuts as global ...

Apple has reportedly scaled back iPhone Air production by over 80% due to weak global demand, reallocating resources to ...

Apple has reportedly cut iPhone Air production to near “end-of-production” levels due to sluggish demand in markets outside ...

After disappointing sales figures and cold reception in China, Apple seems to be scaling back its production plans for the ...

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The iPhone Air's moment in the spotlight is dimming fast. Apple is pulling back production as consumer interest wanes.