Apple fans were excited to finally get their hands on the iPhone Air, but early users are already reporting a major concern: camera condensation. Within hours of using the new device, multiple owners noticed fogged-up lenses, raising worries about long-term durability.

YouTuber Luke Miana shared a photo showing condensation in his iPhone Air camera, while another user, “Dongle,” posted similar images online, suggesting this could be a widespread issue. Even Reddit users reported the same problem before deleting their posts.

This unexpected glitch comes at a bad time for Apple, as the iPhone Air was supposed to stand out with its ultra-thin 5.6mm design, A19 Pro chip, and in-house C1X 5G modem. Now, potential buyers might hesitate before upgrading, fearing that early adopters could face camera fogging over time.

While Apple hasn’t commented yet, this early condensation issue could impact the phone’s reputation for reliability. Users hoping for a flawless experience may need to wait for updates or fixes from Apple.

Highlight: condensation inside camera, ultra-thin iPhone Air, A19 Pro, long-term durability concerns.