iPhone 18 Pro could further a design trend I’ve finally come around on
The upcoming iPhone 18 Pro is rumored to be thicker and heavier than its predecessor, the iPhone 17 Pro. Initially skeptical about this design change, the author has come to support it due to the introduction of the iPhone Air and the increasing importance of AI. The thicker design is seen as a way to enhance battery life and performance, aligning with the evolving needs of users.
- ▪The iPhone 18 Pro is expected to be released this fall.
- ▪Rumors suggest it will continue the trend of increased thickness initiated by the iPhone 17 Pro.
- ▪The author has shifted from opposing to supporting the thicker design due to the availability of the iPhone Air.
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