Multiple reports say Apple’s next slim iPhone, the rumored iPhone Air 2, is expected to launch in early 2027 and focus on improving battery life and camera capability. The most specific battery claim comes from a supply-chain prediction attributed to leaker Digital Chat Station, saying the iPhone Air 2 could use a 3,500mAh battery, up from the 3,149mAh battery in the current iPhone Air—an increase of roughly 11% in raw capacity. Other coverage also frames this as a “slightly larger” battery and repeats the 3,500mAh-or-more expectation.

Camera-wise, reports converge on adding a second rear camera to address limited versatility on the current model, with expectations that the additional lens would be an Ultra Wide option. To support better efficiency and performance, the iPhone Air 2 is also rumored to use an A20 chip built on a new 2nm process. One report further claims Apple would adopt Samsung-made OLED packaging technology that could help enable a thinner display, potentially leaving space for the larger battery.

Overall, the rumors describe an iPhone Air 2 upgrade centered on battery capacity, dual rear cameras, and a newer chipset.