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Mophie’s new iPhone 17 battery cases include a slim option for the iPhone Air.

This week the company launched three new versions of its Juice Pack cases. They’re all $99.99 but the iPhone 17 Pro‌ version has a 3,000mAh battery while the 17 Pro Max one is 3,600mAh providing 50 percent more power. The iPhone Air case has a 2,400mAh battery providing up to 60 percent more power.

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Three iPhones wrapped in Mophie’s Juice Pack battery cases.
Mophie doesn’t currently offer a version of its Juice Pack case for the iPhone 17.
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