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.

Family bought me this iPad for Father's Day. I can not put it down! Brilliant! Love the design. The features are awesome! And man, this bad boy is super fast! Best tablet ever!

I don’t say this lightly. While there are some things that the I pad air can’t do that are better done on a laptop, those things are not that much In the grand scheme of things. I had a MacBook Air that I used and I can say that 90 percent of what I did on the MacBook Air , I was able to replicate...

The newest model of the iPad Air offers a slightly bigger screen at 10.9 inches, and the new display includes True Tone, great for artists and designers hoping for a lightweight and versatile iPad.

Improvements haven’t been made in the areas I’d hoped for. Nevertheless, the iPad Air 2022 remains a superb tablet in a number of ways: it looks great, supports class-leading accessories, and comes packing top-notch performance.

Great display, Support for excellent accessories, Seriously powerful internals, Attractive design and array of colours, If you want Apple’s best all-around tablet With many of the features of the iPad Pro and a design that’s far more modern than the basic model, this is the iPad that ticks the most...

Annoying front camera placement, No 128GB storage option, Creaky body, You want to store lots of files offline The storage options here are strange, with only 64GB and 256GB available. The former is isn’t very generous, while the latter brings the price a little too close to that of the iPad Pro.

The new colours are the only design changes in the new iPad Air, but the big upgrades are inside, especially the Apple M1 processor and 5G...

Powerful processor, 5G connectivity, Brilliant Touch ID, Elegant design

No design change, Average rear camera

The same picture and sound as before, but with vastly more power under the skin Still a lovely design Extraordinarily powerful The same great picture and sound Poor placement of front camera Nearly no change to AV performance

The iPad Air (2022) continues to be the sweet spot in Apple’s tablet collection, offering more similarities to the premium iPad Pro 11 than ever without a dramatic price increase.

Near-identical to iPad Pro 11, Incredible M1 performance, iPadOS 15 is well polished

Display limited to 60Hz, No Face ID, Build quality issues with our sample

Jump to: Design | Screen | Hardware and Performance Speakers | Camera | Software features | Should you buy? Apple quite predictably announced a refresh to the iPad Air line. Why predictably?

Unrivaled performance at this price, Premium build quality, Solid speakers, Supports iPad Pro (11-inch) accessories

64 GB of base storage is a bit stingy, the only other option is a costly jump to 256 GB, Expensive accessories