Apple has officially unveiled the iPhone Air, its thinnest iPhone to date, measuring just 5.6mm in thickness. The new release highlights Apple’s focus on sleek design and eco-conscious innovation, though some critics argue that the company is leaning too heavily on “thinner and brighter” as its main selling points.

The iPhone Air features a 6.6-inch OLED display with a peak brightness of 3000 nits, making it one of the brightest displays ever in an iPhone. Apple also emphasized sustainability, noting that the device is made with 80% recycled material.

While the new design is undeniably striking, the launch has sparked mixed reactions. Supporters praise Apple’s continued dedication to premium craftsmanship and environmental responsibility. On the other hand, skeptics suggest that the company may be running out of groundbreaking innovations, focusing instead on refinements.

Still, for fans of ultra-thin smartphones and dazzling displays, the iPhone Air delivers exactly what Apple has promised—sleek, bright, and eco-friendly design.