Apple's thinnest-ever iPhone, the iPhone Air, has been reduced to its lowest ever price in a new Sky Mobile sale. The handset, which launched in September alongside the iPhone 17 series, is now available from £24 per month on a 36-month contract, down from £27, saving customers £108 over the term.
The deal applies to the 256GB model, while the 512GB version has dropped to £28 per month (was £31). Both require a £12 upfront fee and can be paired with Sky's data plans, which are currently half price for three months – options include 10GB for £7 and 50GB for £10. The sale runs until June 17.
Sky notes that customers can upgrade to a new phone after 24 months at no extra cost, though prices may change during the contract. For those seeking a shorter commitment, Carphone Warehouse offers the iPhone Air on a 24-month plan at £35.99 per month with £29 upfront and 100GB of data.
Alternatively, Amazon has cut £250 off the unlocked iPhone Air, now priced at £749 (was £999) in Cloud White, Space Black, or Sky Blue. Technology Editor Dave Snelling praised the device's design, calling it “the thinnest iPhone Apple has ever made” at 5.6mm, and noted its A19 Pro chip matching the iPhone 17 Pro.
Snelling also highlighted compromises: a single 48MP camera (no ultra-wide or telephoto) and a smaller battery promising all-day life but shorter than the iPhone 17 Pro. He concluded that the phone “has the wow factor” despite these trade-offs.
