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This iPad is one of the best electronics I have used. First, the touch screen is very good, it's sensitive and easy to use. The size is very good for traveling. You can bring it with you and won't take too much space.

"Amazing design

"A bit overpriced

I have never used any type of Apple device previously. It was so very easy to set up, within a few minutes I was going through all its features and using the iPad. Also, I had been advised of a delivery date, which was a fews days, and much to my surprise it arrived in good condition the following...

Light; thin; No USB

We have no hesitation in saying that this the best 10-inch iPad Apple has ever made. It feels like a milestone: the first iPad was a game-changer, but it was bulky and slow. The iPad 2 refined the design but didn't radically alter our perception of what an iPad could be.

Excellent design; brilliant screen; battery life is superb; extremely powerful even versus the previous iPad 4; App Store is populated with high-quality games and tools; bundled productivity software; good camera; excellent value for money

There are still improvements that can be made to the camera; or to bring iPhone technology to the iPad; but nothing that hinders this incarnation competitively in any way

We've got to hand it to Apple. The Air is the best iPad yet: not only is it super speedy, it looks gorgeous and it's extremely light to hold. Apple's championing the Air with the tagline 'the power of lightness', and we have to agree.

The first thing you'll notice about Apple's latest tablet is that it's extremely thin; It measures a svelte 7.5mm fat and weighs just a single pound (469g); It's not as thin as the Sony Xperia Tablet Z, but it's lighter, and you won't even notice the millimetre difference.

Apple's put a lot of effort into iOS 7 for its latest range of iPhones, but it seems like an afterthought on the iPad; If you're used to using iOS, you'll be right at home, but there are a few niggles on the larger-screen version that make it feel unfinished.

I have upgraded to ipad Air from ipad2 . and its worth mentioning that this device will give you the bestest Tablet experience then any other device. After using it for more then a month, the following are the pros and cons of iPad Air - 1) Light as Air - believe me.

The iPad Air is still one of our favourite tablets. It takes everything that the old iPad 4 did and does it better, in a smaller case. However, it's the smaller size that really starts to confuse matters.

This is the best version of the iPad we've seen to date with fantastic performance from a light, slim chassis. The Retina display is as it always has been, but the iOS has had an overhaul, which was much needed.

Light, slim chassis; speedy A7 processor; slick new iOS 7; Impressive battery life

Pricey; iTunes; no memory card slot

It wasn't intuitively obvious how to set it up but with my son's help via Skype I was up and running and having fun. He showed me all kind of neat things to do. I'm sure the user guide would have gotten me there but the hour spent with my son "teaching" me was priceless.

The original iPad Air told us all we needed to know about Apple's changed approach to tablets – with a 43% thinner bezel and a 28% lighter body than the iPads that came before it, the Air champions the 'easier to live with' ideal.