Say what you like about the iPhone Air, but it's certainly a beautiful object. With its polished titanium edges and ultra thin and light profile, the Air feels like the closest we've got to Steve Jobs' original vision for the iPhone. I even went so far as to call the iPhone Air too pure for this world on release.
But thanks to its starting price of £999, the Air has suffered low sales. A few compromises have had to be made in pursuit of total thinness, such as the inclusion of a single camera lens and a smaller battery than its Pro siblings. Many have argued that the iPhone Air might have performed better if it was closer in price to the standard iPhone 17.
Well, now it is. The iPhone Air is currently £200 at Amazon, bringing the price down from £999 to £799 for the 256GB model. I've been using the Air since it was released last September, and the novelty of the design hasn't worn off. Sure, I occasionally miss the wide-angle lens, but the pocketability of the thing is unbeatable. At £200, this beautiful device is absolutely worth a look.
