Apple just dropped its newest lineup yesterday, and honestly? It’s giving futuristic Year 3000 vibes. The announcement included the iPhone 17 Air, Apple Watch Series 11, and the AirPods Pro 3—and yes, they’re packed with features that are going to change the way you work, play, and even sweat.
First, let’s talk about Apple’s newest iPhone, the iPhone 17 Air. Apple is calling this their thinnest, lightest iPhone ever, and by the sounds of it, it’s basically like holding the future in your hand. According to Apple’s senior VP of Hardware Engineering, John Ternus, the iPhone 17 Air is “so powerful, yet impossibly thin and light, that you really have to hold it to believe it’s real.”
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This new iPhone also features a 48MP Fusion camera that will give life to every picture and video you take. Plus their “innovative” 18MP Center Stage front camera will for sure “take selfies to the next level”.
Now, let’s talk about the real show-stopper of the bunch— the new AirPods Pro 3. Sure, they’ve got incredible sound and what Apple is calling the best noise cancellation in the world for in-ear headphones, but that’s not even the coolest part.
Each earbud has a heart rate monitor built in. This means you can essentially track your calories and heart rate with just your ear-buds, no iPhone required. They’re also dust and waterproof, making them perfect for the gym, a run in the rain, or even a sweaty dance session in your living room.
If you’re more of a watch lover, Apple has also introduced the Apple Watch Series 11.
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This new series features “the most comprehensive set of health features yet, longer battery life, an even more durable cover glass, and 5G cellular capabilities, all in its thinnest and most comfortable design.”
Plus, this new watch comes in fabulously chic colors like a brand new space gray shade, jet black, rose gold, silver, as well as a polished titanium in natural, gold, and slate.
