Apple iPhone Air 2

Name: Apple iPhone Air 2
Brand: Apple

Apple · 2027 11.10.2026

Apple iPhone Air 2 (2027) is an upper mid-range from Apple. MobileRank rating: 81/100. Performance 97/100, camera 51/100, display 85/100, portability 100/100.

Apple A20 Pro

48 MP

Faster than 97% of smartphones in AnTuTu

Specifications

Processor	Apple A20 Pro
Display	6.5" LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED, 1260x2736, 120Hz, 3000 nits (peak)
RAM	12GB
Storage	256GB / 512GB / 1TB
Battery	—
Charging	20W / wireless — supported, wattage unknown
OS	iOS 27.x
Dimensions	156.2 × 74.7 × 5.2 mm
Weight	—
NFC	yes
Protection	IP68

Cameras

Main	48MP f/1.6
Ultrawide	48MP
Front	18MP

Benchmarks

AnTuTu 3434654

Geekbench Single 4772

Geekbench Multi 12989

Based on AnTuTu results, Apple iPhone Air 2 is faster than 97% of smartphones in our database. This device is an upper mid-ranger.

Performance

Overview and verdict

In 2027, Apple introduced the Apple iPhone Air 2 — a "upper mid-range"-level smartphone with a MobileRank rating of 81/100. Key strengths include: a powerful Apple A20 Pro chipset.

Pros

Powerful Apple A20 Pro chipset (AnTuTu 3,434,654)
6.5" LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED display at 120 Hz

Cons

Slow charging (20W)
No telephoto camera

Best for: The Apple iPhone Air 2 is a good fit for gamers and power users, users who want a reliable everyday smartphone.

Frequently asked questions

What processor does the Apple iPhone Air 2 have?

The Apple iPhone Air 2 runs on the Apple A20 Pro chipset. It scores 3,434,654 points in AnTuTu.

What is the Apple iPhone Air 2's rating?

The Apple iPhone Air 2 scores 81 out of 100 in the MobileRank rating. Categories: performance 97/100, camera 51/100, display 85/100, portability 100/100.

Is the Apple iPhone Air 2 worth buying?

The Apple iPhone Air 2 is a good fit for gamers and power users, users who want a reliable everyday smartphone. Overall rating — 81/100 (upper mid-range).

MobileRank rating

Device profile

Category scores

Performance 97

Display 85

Camera 51

Battery —

Portability 100

Value for money —

The score is built from the five categories below (weights are in the methodology); 83% of the weight is known. Value for money is computed separately and is not part of the overall score. Missing data: Battery — these categories are excluded from the overall score. The price is unknown, so value for money is not computed. How the rating works →