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

Put simply, the iPad Air is the best tablet for most people. With its modern design, portable chassis, and M1-fueled performance, the Air is now clearly a better value than the iPad Pro 11 and a worthwhile upgrade over the base iPad.

Excellent performance, Modern design, Great display and speakers, Long battery life, 5G support

The base model has only 64GB of storage (no 128GB option), Touch ID instead of Face ID, Accessories are costly, No headphone jack

The latest iPad Air almost takes iPad Pro's place as the best tablet on the market. Unfortunately, the screen is still based on old technology.

Apple M1 processor, enhanced "In Focus" camera, 5G and iconic, high-quality Apple design.

The IPS screen is not up to date and could easily be brighter.

In 2020, the iPad Air will continue to position itself between the iPad 8 and the iPad Pro 11 , but it is now looking more to the Pro model. This is not only visible in the new design but also in the optional accessories such as Magic Keyboard and Pencil 2, which can be used with both products.

great design and processing; modern SoC; good battery life; good IPS display; versatile expandability; very good loudspeakers

WLAN is a bit slow; no 5G option; sparse scope of delivery

The iPad Air (2020) offers a great screen, supremely powerful processor, premium design and great Apple Pencil support… it's simply excellent. It's a shame the price has crept up, but it's still the tablet to beat.

Sleek design in great colours; Detailed screen; So fast and slick; Apple Pencil 2 support; Impressive spatial audio

Mediocre cameras; No 120Hz or OLED screen; Screen only medium brightness; Notable price jump from previous version

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

Bought the air ipad for my wife, upgrade from her 5 year plus ipad. It does everything she needs and more. Happy Wife

The iPhone 14 isn’t much of an upgrade over the iPhone 13, but it’s still a great device and an upgrade for anyone coming from the iPhone 11 or older.

Great camera, Good battery, Emergency features are cool, Still excellent performance

Display could use some upgrades

Apple has given select media outlets and YouTubers access to the new iPhone 14 ahead of when it begins arriving in customers' hands on Friday, September 16. There are two models of the ‌iPhone‌ 14, the standard 6.1-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 and the larger 6.7-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 Plus.