The fourth-generation iPad Air gives you the power of an iPad Pro for less money, making it the best Apple tablet to buy in 2020.

Super-fast processor and internet speeds, Excellent cameras, Fantastic build quality

Unimpressive battery life, iPadOS still doesn't multitask as well as Mac/Windows

“The iPad Air 4 is the iPad Pro for the masses. It's perfectly situated to offer an exceptional tablet experience, without pushing into the territory of high-end laptop pricing.”

If you’re looking to get an iPad right now and can afford it, the new $599 iPad Air is the best tablet for most people. Apple has taken the design from the more expensive iPad Pro and brought it down to a more reasonable price point.

Excellent screen, Compatible with iPad Pro accessories, Very fast processor

Price increase, Only step-up storage option is a big jump, $749 for 256GB, Touch ID on the power button takes some getting used to

Yes, if you are looking for a versatile, powerful portable computing device. In fact, if you are bored of the laptop and not really tied to that form factor then maybe you should consider that iPad Air which is most probably more powerful than most laptops out there now.

The iPad Air finally has a solid identity with its fourth-generation model—this time as an affordable alternative to the iPad Pro. While you miss out on features like the 120hz ProMotion display, quad speakers, FaceID, Ultra-wide-angle camera, and LIDAR, the 4th-generation iPad Air comes with...

The Apple iPad Air looks a lot like the 11-inch iPad Pro, and that is a great thing. Mind you, there are some under the hood differences though. It’s a different processor line, for starters.

With so few differences between the iPad Air and the Pro, I’m forced to reconsider who the Air is for. Last year it was the perfect just-right tablet: it offered more features than the basic entry-level model, but was still more attainable than the premium Pro line.

The 2020 Apple iPad Air is the most compelling tablet option on the market right now....

Modern design, Excellent performance, Cheaper than the Pro

Nothing of note

I bought this ipad for uni because I wanted to cut down on my paper usage as well as have something paired with my computer and laptop. I think this is one of the best things I’ve bought this year. It’s light, compact, easy to use.

Seems like an ok iPad but as usual apple throws in some expensive tricks. There is no 3.5 mm jack port and no doogle thingy to use so no headphone use. The charging cable is a “C” to “C” cable so all your other cables don’t work including the one to sync it to your computer with a USB port.