I got this for my wife. She had the Ipad 2. Really works great and so much faster than the ipad 2 is.

Really liking this, using it for work and it's such a mobile unit to help me with my productivity.

Love the feel

Had to buy a case

I am very happy with my purchase would recommend to buy this product here!

Great Product

I had the iPad 3, it was amazing the only down fall was it has heavy and I would get tired of holding it. So it trade it in for the Samsung Note 10.1 it as a good tablet it would get the job done the only thing I didn't like about the note was the battery.

durable; speaker; Camera/Video Quality; wi-fi capable; Menus; battery life; Tools; ease of use

small keys

Jamais eu de problème avec le moindre produit d'apple

very fun to play on and a grate photo.

Lame as Apple's "Power of lightness is" tagline is it does seem apt. The iPad Air is much lighter than the iPad 4 , in fact it's lighter than most other tablets in its class at 469g. It has shed almost 200g, or 29%, of the weight that the iPad 4 carried. That's a massive generational leap.

Very light; Robust and premium design; Excellent screen; Solid battery life; Consummate all-rounder

Storage comes at a premium; No Touch ID

Although every Apple product goes through a well-established four-stage life cycle - introduction, growth, maturity and decline - the same is also true of its product families, which begin by building awareness (introduction), begin to increase in sales through advertising (growth), rocket upwards...

A comprehensively superior replacement for 2012's third- and fourth-generation iPads; packing almost twice as much horsepower and noteworthy extra battery life into a considerably narrower and lighter body.

Industrial design is new to full-sized iPad but highly familiar given last year's iPod touch and iPad mini releases, feeling lighter than past 9.7" iPads but heavier than iPad minis, and still not comfortable for truly extended hand-holding; stands are required yet sold separately.

Since Apple retired the iPad Air, the newer iPad Air 2 and iPad Pro 9.7 would seem the logical choice. But if you're looking to get a quality larger tablet on the cheap, it may still be worth considering an iPad Air. Why?

Whether you like or loathe the company it's hard to dispute that Apple is still the king when it comes to tablets with its market share hovering around the 30% mark just before the release of these new models.