Group 1 - Xiaomi has launched the Xiaomi 17 series, directly targeting Apple's entire lineup, but notably lacks an "Air" version [1][4] - Lenovo's Moto X70 Air is set to launch in late October, aiming to fill the gap left by Xiaomi and directly compete with the iPhone Air [1][4] - The Moto X70 Air is expected to feature a thickness of less than 5.5mm, weight under 160g, and a battery capacity between 4500-5000mAh, while retaining a physical SIM card slot [6][7] Group 2 - Lenovo's mobile strategy has evolved since acquiring Motorola in 2014, focusing on a multi-series product layout with Moto as the core [8][10] - Lenovo's Moto brand has seen significant growth in the foldable phone market, with its market share doubling from 14% to 28% year-over-year [10] - Other Chinese smartphone manufacturers, including OPPO and Vivo, are also increasingly mimicking Apple's designs and features in their new products [11][15] Group 3 - The Moto X70 Air represents Lenovo's first use of the "Air" branding in smartphones, drawing from its experience with the YOGA Air series in laptops [6][8] - The competitive landscape is shifting as domestic brands emphasize compatibility with Apple's ecosystem while also leveraging their own strengths in areas like photography and battery life [15][16] - Over-reliance on mimicking Apple could risk the unique identity of these brands in the long term, suggesting a need for differentiation in the high-end market [16]