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      Apple's "impossibly thin" iPhone Air is now available in Nepal

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      Published Sep 26, 2025

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      Apple's "impossibly thin" iPhone Air is now available in Nepal
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      Along with the rest of the iPhone 17 lineup, the iPhone Air has made its way to Nepal as well. And its biggest highlight, most definitely, is how thin and light it is. So without any further ado, let's dive into this article, which will discuss everything about the latest iPhone Air, including its official price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.

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      iPhone Air Price in Nepal and Availability

      The official price of the iPhone Air in Nepal is NPR 200,999 for the 256GB model. Likewise, its 512GB and 1TB variants cost NPR 240,499 and NPR 279,999, respectively. And if you buy iPhone Air in Nepal from Apple-authorized stores across the country, you will also enjoy the following gifts for free:

      • a 20W original Apple adapter
      • 2 times front screen + 2 times back glass replacement within 2 years
      • 1-year extended warranty
      Whereas 117 lucky iPhone Air buyers will also get a chance to win: Apple Watch Series 11 (for 17 winners) and AirPods 4 (for 100 winners).

      iPhone Air variantPrice in Nepal (Official)
      256GBNPR 200,999
      512GBNPR 240,499
      1TBNPR 279,999

      iPhone Air Overview

      Design and build quality

      Measuring 5.64mm thick and weighing just 165 gm, the iPhone Air is Apple's thinnest iPhone ever. The company's clearly betting big on the ultra-thin form factor, banking on the "wow" factor, which most phones have failed to deliver in recent times.

      Its grade 5 titanium frame gets a high-gloss mirror finish, and there's this new "plateau" design on the back that houses the camera, speaker, and chips while maximizing battery space.

      iPhone Air Design

      And as for durability, the iPhone Air's display gets Ceramic Shield 2 with 3x better scratch resistance. While its backplate is protected by last-gen Ceramic Shield, which still offers 4x better crack resistance. Similarly, the Action button and Camera Control are both present here.

      To save internal space, the iPhone Air doesn't have a physical SIM slot either. Meaning it will be eSIM-only worldwide.

      Display

      The 6.5-inch LTPO display is bigger than the regular iPhone 17's 6.3-inch display. Apple's using a Super Retina XDR OLED panel with "ProMotion" technology for a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. And since it's also an LTPO panel, it can dynamically adjust down to 1Hz when not in use as well. Other highlights of this screen include 3,000 nits of peak brightness and Always-on display support.

      Performance

      Regarding performance, the iPhone Air packs the A19 Pro (3nm) instead of the regular A19 in the standard iPhone 17. The A19 Pro brings a 6-core CPU that Apple claims is the "fastest CPU in any smartphone," plus a 5-core GPU with upgraded architecture for AAA gaming. Which is actually one less GPU core compared to the A19 Pro on the iPhone 17 Pro and the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

      The iPhone Air also enjoys a healthy 12GB of RAM and a couple of custom Apple chips. There's one called "C1X", which is a cellular modem that is reportedly twice as fast as the C1 modem on the iPhone 16e. While also using 30% less power. Then there's Apple's new "N1" chip to handle wireless connectivity like WiFi 7, Bluetooth 6, and Thread.

      Camera system

      Getting into optics, you're getting a single 48MP main camera with f/1.6 aperture and sensor-shift OIS technology. While there's an 18MP "Center Stage" front camera, as the rest of the iPhone 17 lineup. This thing has a square sensor design that lets you shoot landscapes while holding the phone vertically. While its auto-framing and dual-capture features are nice touches as well.
      iPhone Air Design

      But despite carrying only two cameras, Apple positions this as "the equivalent of four lenses". By offering 28mm and 35mm focal lengths, plus "optical-quality" 2x telephoto cropping from the rear camera.

      Battery life and charging

      Despite the ultra-thin profile, Apple's claiming "all-day battery life" with the iPhone Air. We know that it has a 3,149 mAh battery, an efficient A19 Pro chip, and an optimized internal architecture to maximize battery space. That being said, we have doubts about whether Apple can actually deliver on that promise.

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      Especially since Apple has designed a separate MagSafe battery accessory for this phone. And talking about MagSafe, the iPhone Air supports 20W wireless charging via both MagSafe and Qi2.

      Software

      The iPhone Air debuts with iOS 26. Which brings the "Liquid Glass" design language. It also supports Apple Intelligence, with features like Live Translation for real-time text and audio translation, plus updated visual intelligence features. The on-device foundation model works offline, whereas new screening tools could help filter calls and messages.

      iPhone Air Specifications:

      • Design, build: 156.2 x 74.7 x 5.64 mm, 165 gm, IP68 rating
      • Display: 6.5-inch OLED screen, FHD+, 120Hz refresh rate (LTPO)
      • Chipset: Apple A19 Pro (3nm mobile platform)
      • Memory: 12GB RAM, 256/512GB/1TB storage (non-expandable)
      • Software & UI: iOS 26
      • Rear Camera: Single (48MP camera)
      • Front Camera: 18MP “Center Stage” camera (Dynamic Island)
      • Security: Face ID (via the front camera)
      • Connectivity: Dual-SIM (eSIM), WiFi 7 (dual-band), Bluetooth 6, GPS / Glonass / Galileo / BeiDou / QZSS / NavIC, USB-C, 4G LTE, 5G
      • Sensors: Accelerometer, Barometer, Dual ambient light, Gyroscope, Proximity
      • Battery: 3,149 mAh with 20W wireless charging (no power adapter in the box)
      Read full specs of iPhone Air here

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