"It's very thin. And very light. And quite nice to look at. It also only has one camera, the battery life isn't amazing, and it's not like Apple saved some special new software feature for its fanciest phone. The new iPhone Air is just... the nice one. So where does that leave the Air? And where does that leave anyone trying to decide which iPhone to buy?"
"After that, The Verge's Victoria Song tells us about her review of the new AirPods Pro 3, which are also exactly as good as you'd hoped they would be, before diving deep into the slightly confusing lineup of Apple Watches. The Watch SE 3 is Apple's best low-end watch yet, and it's good enough to make the Watch Series 11 seem like not such a good deal. The Series 11 does have a few upgrades, though, and so does the (even bigger and even more powerful) Watch Ultra 3."
The iPhone Air is extremely thin, light, and visually appealing while offering only a single camera and unimpressive battery life, without exclusive new software features, positioning it as a polished mid-range option. The iPhone 17 and 17 Pro deliver expected, incremental updates rather than surprises. AirPods Pro 3 meet performance expectations. Apple’s Watch lineup now includes the Watch SE 3 as the best low-end option, the Series 11 with limited value improvements, and the larger, more powerful Watch Ultra 3. Naming between models is confusing, but the recommended watch choice depends clearly on budget and use case. Questions remain about Apple’s approach to AI.
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