5 ways Apple iPhone 17 Series, AirPods Pro 3 can be useful while travelling

The iPhone Air is Apple’s thinnest and lightest handset, weighing just 165 grams with a 6.5-inch display. The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max come with larger batteries, offering up to 11 extra hours of video playback and the longest stamina in the range. Apple Watch Series 11 promises up to 24 hours of battery life, making it ideal for long-haul flights or multi-day trips.

Advanced photography for travel memories
iPhone 17’s camera system is designed for travellers. The Air offers a 48MP Dual Fusion rear camera and 18MP front camera, while Pro models include a 48MP Fusion main, ultra-wide, and telephoto cameras. Features like 16X optical zoom, dual-capture mode, and auto-switching front camera between portrait and landscape help capture high-quality photos and videos wherever you go.

Noise cancellation and live translation with AirPods Pro 3
The third-generation AirPods Pro double the active noise cancellation of the previous model, perfect for flights or noisy commutes. Their standout feature is live translation: travellers can hear foreign languages instantly translated and reply in their own language, with the iPhone displaying the translated response—great for communication abroad.

Satellite communication and safety features
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 offers satellite connectivity, enabling travellers to reach help even in remote areas without cellular coverage. Additionally, from September 15, 2025, Australian users can access Roadside Assistance via satellite, connecting directly to providers in areas with no mobile signal—ideal for adventure travel.

Accessories to enhance travel convenience
MagSafe batteries attach magnetically to the iPhone Air, providing up to 65% extra charge for long days on the move. A new crossbody strap allows hands-free carrying while keeping the phone accessible, though users should stay cautious in crowded places. Faster Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and Thread support ensure smooth downloads and file sharing in airports and hotels.