Forza Refurbished iPad Apple Air 4G LTE 16 GB 24.6 cm (9.7") Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) iOS Grey

Forza Refurbished iPad Apple Air 4G LTE 16 GB 24.6 cm (9.7") Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) iOS Grey

Brand : Forza Refurbished
Product family : iPad
Product name : Apple iPad Air
Product code : SA2000IPA015
GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 8438473925018
Category : Tablets
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Short summary description Forza Refurbished iPad Apple Air 4G LTE 16 GB 24.6 cm (9.7") Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) iOS Grey :
Forza Refurbished iPad Apple Air, 24.6 cm (9.7"), 2048 x 1536 pixels, 16 GB, iOS, 478 g, Grey
Long summary description Forza Refurbished iPad Apple Air 4G LTE 16 GB 24.6 cm (9.7") Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) iOS Grey :
Forza Refurbished iPad Apple Air. Display diagonal: 24.6 cm (9.7"), Display resolution: 2048 x 1536 pixels. Internal storage capacity: 16 GB. Processor family: Apple, Processor model: A7. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 5 MP, Rear camera type: Single camera, Front camera resolution (numeric): 1.2 MP, Front camera. Top Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). Assisted GPS (A-GPS). Weight: 478 g. Operating system installed: iOS. Product colour: Grey

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Specs

Display
Display diagonal	24.6 cm (9.7")
Display resolution	2048 x 1536 pixels
LED backlight
Panel type	IPS
Touch technology	Multi-touch
Touchscreen type	Capacitive

Processor
Processor family	Apple
Processor model	A7
Processor cores	2
Coprocessor model	M7

Storage
Internal storage capacity	16 GB
Card reader integrated
Compatible memory cards	Not supported
Storage media	Flash

Audio
Built-in speaker(s)
Built-in microphone
Frequency range	20 - 20000 Hz

Camera
Rear camera
Rear camera type	Single camera
Rear camera resolution (numeric)	5 MP
Digital zoom	3x
Auto focus
Video recording
Video recording modes	1080p, 720p
Video stabilizer
Front camera
Front camera resolution (numeric)	1.2 MP
Geotagging

Network
Mobile network generation	4G
Mobile network connection
3G standards	CDMA, HSPA, HSPA+, WCDMA
4G standard	LTE
Bluetooth
Bluetooth version	4.0
Top Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Wi-Fi standards	802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g
Wi-Fi data rate (max)	300 Mbit/s
Data network	LTE
AirPlay
4G WiMAX
4G LTE
SIM card type	NanoSIM

Ports & interfaces
Microphone in
Headphone connectivity	3.5 mm
Lightning connector
Headphone out

Phone features
Voice call
Video call

Messaging
Instant messaging (IM)
E-mail

Design
Device type	Mobile tablet
Form factor	Slate
Product colour	Grey

Performance
Assisted GPS (A-GPS)
GPS (satellite)

Performance
Accelerometer
Ambient light sensor
Gyroscope
Refurbished
Electronic compass
Position location

Software
Platform	iOS
Operating system version	7
Operating system installed	iOS
Bundled software	Safari Mail iBooks FaceTime iTunes Store App Store Siri Photo Booth Game Center
Windows operating systems supported
Mac operating systems supported

Processor special features
Intel® Small Business Advantage (Intel® SBA)
Intel® Wireless Display (Intel® WiDi)
Intel® Turbo Boost Technology
Intel® Hyper Threading Technology (Intel® HT Technology)
Intel® My WiFi Technology (Intel® MWT)
Intel® Identity Protection Technology (Intel® IPT)
Intel® Anti-Theft Technology (Intel® AT)
Intel® Rapid Start Technology
Intel® Smart Response Technology
Intel Smart Connect Technology

Battery
Battery technology	Lithium Polymer (LiPo)
Battery capacity	32.4 Wh
Battery life (max)	10 h

Media formats
Audio formats supported	AAC, AAX, AAX+, AIFF, HE-AAC, M4A, MP3, WAV
Image formats supported	GIF, JPG, TIF
Video compression formats	H.264, M-JPEG, MPEG4
Video formats supported	AVI, M4V, MOV, MP4
Document formats supported	DOC, DOCX, HTM, HTML, Key, PDF, PPT, PPTX, RTF, TXT, VCF, XLS, XLSX

Weight & dimensions
Width	169.5 mm
Depth	7.5 mm
Height	240 mm
Weight	478 g

Packaging content
Keyboard included
AC adapter included
Headphones included

Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 35 °C
Storage temperature (T-T)	-20 - 45 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)	5 - 95%
Operating altitude	0 - 3000 m

Other features
SIM card support
Wi-Fi
64-bit computing
2G standards	Edge, GSM

Reviews

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:43

Average rating:91

Uk has collected 490 expert reviews for Forza Refurbished iPad Apple Air 4G LTE 16 GB 24.6 cm (9.7") Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) iOS Grey and the average expert rating is 91 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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itpro.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:0

The iPad Air 2 is unquestionably one of the finest tablets on the market, but it is facing stern competition from its own predecessor, the original iPad Air .Many are justifiably sceptical about whether or not it's really worth upgrading to the second i...

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itpro.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:0

With the iPad Pro 9.7-inch launched and possibly a new iPad Air 3 in the offing, it is time to look back at the original iPad Air and the iPad Mini with Retina Display to see if they still hold up to scrutiny.(You can see all the news and rumours on the...

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alphr.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:100

The iPad Air has been superseded by three new models - the iPad Air 2, the iPad Pro and the iPad Pro 9.7 since it first came out in 2014, and Apple no longer sells it on its website. That doesn't mean that you should ignore the original iPad Air, though...

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? Well, you'll find plenty of iPad A...

macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:100

Welcome to our updated iPad Air 1 review, in which we look again at the first iPad Air after more than a year of regular use and see how it compares to other tablets available in 2015. We gave it a glowing recommendation back in October 2013 does it still...

Slim and light (although a little thicker and heavier than iPad Air 2), Still comfortably fast enough for almost all apps and games, Beautifully designed and built...
Will start to feel slower as time passes and more demanding apps are released, Screen feels slightly plasticky because of 'flex'...
Slim, light, fast and beautifully built, the iPad Air 1 is one of the finest tablets available to humanity - but since the Air 2 came out, it's no longer the very finest. The Air 2 is faster still, thinner and lighter, and comes with the Touch ID fingerpr...

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expertreviews.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:100

Adopting the Air moniker used by the company's super-light laptops really makes sense here, as the iPad Air is staggeringly light. At just 469g (Wi-Fi version) it's 183g lighter than the 652g iPad 4. That's a staggering 28 per cent lighter, which is even...

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. Before, the choice between the iPad and iPad Mini...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:0

The newest addition to the iPad line-up is the iPad Air 2 but what's the difference compared to the iPad Air ? Find out in our iPad Air 2 vs iPad Air comparison review. See also : Best tablets you can buy in 2014. iPad Air 2 vs iPad Air: Price and availa...

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macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:0

The iPad Air 2, which launched earlier this month, replaces the iPad Air 1 as Apple's top-of-the-line iPad tablet. The iPad Air 2 is thinner than its predecessor, lighter, faster and better at photography the older iPad Air 1, meanwhile, gets a tasty pric...

The iPad Air 2 is an accumulation of relatively small upgrades that together make for a pretty major overhaul. It's thinner and lighter - you might feel unnecessarily so, or even worry about a repeat of Bendgate, but what was that saying about never being...

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v3.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:0

Microsoft made a big song and dance about how great the Surface Pro 3 works as a laptop replacement when it unveiled the hybrid device. In fact, taking a page out of Samsung's book, Microsoft went so far as to claim the Surface Pro 3 will outperform Apple...

apcmag.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:90

Clearly, this wasn't ideal but an apparent limitation of the tech available. The new iPad Air solved those issues with the new A7 chip, leading to a significantly reduced battery capacity needed to last the ten-hours and making the Air the lightest iPad s...

macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:0

During a special event in New York on 12 June, Samsung unveiled two new tablets, the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 with a 10.5in screen and the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 you guessed it, with an 8.4in screen. The Tab S 10.5 is has become the latest rival to Apple's iPad Air, s...

Overall, there's no doubt that Samsung has unveiled tough new competition for the iPad Air with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5. It's thinner, has a better camera, a slightly better display and some extra features compared with the iPad Air, but the iPad Ai...

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macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:0

Apple' iPad Air and iPad mini 2 with Retina display were unveiled in October last year, as Apple refreshed its mini and full-size iPad tablet lineups. But which new iPad is best for your needs? In our iPad Air vs iPad mini 2 comparison review, updated aft...

iPad Air offers a larger screen and a more immersive experience, iPad mini 2 is more portable and cheaper...
iPad Air is most expensive of the iPads and won't fit in a pocket, Watching films on iPad mini is less of a cinematic experience...
Which iPad would we recommend? Obviously that depends on your needs. If portability is top priority, the iPad mini 2 remains the best option, although the iPad Air is so much slimmer and lighter than previous 'full-size' iPads that it's close to catching...

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macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:0

Sony has launched a new iPad Air rival, the Xperia Z2 Tablet, and with a thinner, lighter design than Apple's latest iPad it's certainly a contender for the top spot. Here, we put the two 10in tablets head-to-head to compare design, tech specs, features a...

As users of Apple products including Macs and iPhones, the iPad Air is the natural and more fitting choice for us. We'd choose the iPad Air not only due to its stunning design and easy to use software, but also because it ties in well with the our Apple e...

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techradar.com/au/

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:100

Apple's new iPad shows all you need to know about its changed approach to tablets - with a 43% thinner bezel and a 28% lighter device, the iPad Air is championing the 'easier to live with' ideal.If you haven't seen a picture yet, then imagine an iPad mini...

Sleek design, Powerful innards, Great suite of free apps...
No TouchID, Camera features lacking, 16GB version is too small...
Make no mistake - Apple has finally nailed the tablet with a great combination of specs, power and a decent OS. It's a joy to hold the iPad Air. From the clever construction to the fast processor to the improved user interface, Apple has found an answer...

knowyourmobile.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:100

Has it succeeded? Let's find out.The iPad Air does not look like any other full size iPad that came before it –– it looks like a blown up iPad Mini. The bezel around the 9.7-inch Retina display is 20% slimmer and the overall weight of the slate has been r...

Amazing lightweight design, great display, brilliant battery, iLife is a big USP – especially iMovie, iPhoto and Garage Band, insane processing power, more dedicated tablets apps than any other tablet platform, global LTE support...
Without a case the back panel scuffs up pretty easily and lower storage variants (16GB) are essentially worthless – iLife, Retina-enabled apps, and big games will fill it up in no time at all. If you're getting an iPad, always go big –– 32GB and up, basic...
The iPad Air is perhaps the best tablet ever created, taking everything that made all iPads that came before it great and condensing it down into a smaller, lighter, faster and infinitely more useable package. With applications you're spoilt for ch...

techsmart.co.za

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:0

Surpassing and superseding its already highly successful iPad (4) was no small feat, but in the iPad Air, Apple has done just that.By now, you might be inclined to roll your eyes every time Apple announces a new iPad (or, as was the case with the iPad 4 a...

Light, Extremely fast, More compact than previous iterations, A pleasure to hold and use...
Frame feels a little hollower under hard taps...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:80

With all due respect to Microsoft and the makers of tablet PCs over the 20 years preceding its launch, the iPad was the tablet that invented the current tablet market. It's been with us a few years, but the iPad remains for many the byword for quality in...

In many respects a triumph, the iPad Air also introduces compromises to hit the low-weight/thin-case targets. Sound quality through the new stereo speaker has deteriorated, and although a matter of taste we found the iPad mini-style case loses the premium...

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gadgetshow.channel5.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:100

It's been a whole year since the last iPad was released, but Apple has already found a way to slim it down into a shadow of its former self. The change is so drastic, Apple has christened this new device the iPad Air, just like the MacBook Air before i...

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. Last year's iPad mini won rave reviews with its slim design and reduced bezels, but this full-sized iPad steals its crown. Th...
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. Some design elements feel like they don't scale right and aren’t suited to a tablet, and multitasking is still not as good as on rival slat...
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. It's a powerful t...

whathifi.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:100

The new Apple iPad Air is a stunningly powerful and desirable tablet. Promising faster, better performance across the board – and a new, sleeker chassis – the iPad Air is shaping up to be a leaner, meaner machine than its four predecessors. The advent of...

Crisper picture with brighter whites and better blacks, More open, dynamic and subtler sound, Faster and more powerful, Beautiful build, Great selection of apps, Good battery life...
Camera's colours aren't as natural as before, Slimmer bezel means more thumbs on screen...
The 10in tablet market is sparsely populated, with Apple having a comfortable dominance over similar-sized tablets from the likes of Samsung and Google. It's biggest rival, then, is the iPad Mini.Even lighter, smaller and more portable, and now with a Ret...

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digitalversus.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:100

Before we get around to publishing our full review next Tuesday, here's a look at the iPad Air's new Retina display. And here's something you may not have guessed: it's... Apple has updated its full-sized 9.7" fourth-generation iPad with a slimmer, more...

Excellent Retina display, Smooth and speedy to use, a highly responsive tablet, iOS 7 is now even more featurerich, Good battery life, Reworked design, lightweight build...
No way of expanding onboard storage, Proprietary port, No noticeable upgrades to the front or rear cameras...
In terms of physical design and technical prowess, the iPad Air is a big step forward for Apple's tablet. It boasts power-packed tech specs, a near-perfect display, battery life over 10 hours and razor-sharp responsiveness. The downsides are basically the...

whathifi.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:0

The new Apple iPad Air is a stunningly powerful and desirable tablet. Promising faster, better performance across the board – and a new, sleeker chassis – the iPad Air is shaping up to be a leaner, meaner machine than its four predecessors. The advent of...

Crisper picture with brighter whites and better blacks, More open, dynamic and subtler sound, Faster and more powerful, Beautiful build, Great selection of apps, Good battery life...
Camera's colours aren't as natural as before, Slimmer bezel means more thumbs on screen...

theregister.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:0

The reception that greeted the launch of the iPad Air was rather more muted than the gangbusting opening weekend of the iPhone 5S. Sure, it was slimmer and lighter than its predecessor, and had a faster processor, but that's the sort of thing you take fo...

Apple always likes to talk about the “magical” experience of using the iPad, and holding the iPad Air in my hands does remind me of what it was like when the very first iPad was launched. I can understand why the fanbois who already own the iPad 4 weren'...

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dailystar.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:0

The new iPad Air is light, fast and thin [APPLE]“We won't bore you with mind-boggling stats about RAM and megahertz”IT is the fastest and lightest full-sized iPad Apple has ever made.With the new sleeker design and 4G data capability, Apple reckons the iP...

The iPad Air has made the best tablet on the market even better. It looks great, is fast and light and, best of all, is still so simple to use.Our only criticism of the iPad Air is the battery - it could last a little longer and, at £399 for the basic mod...

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3g.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:100

Apple has managed to turn around all the not-so-good things about the fourth-gen iPad – including the weighty chassis and awkward operating system to bring us a powerful, sleek tablet. If you have the cash, the iPad Air offers an apps/games/move expe...

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

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reviewed.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:99

It's been about a full year since we've had an iPad in the office, and boy has iOS changed since then. Taking cues from competitors Android and Windows 8, Apple took a good long look at what makes a platform successful and made necessary changes. The Cupe...

The new iPad Air isn't exactly a radical departure from the iPads of yesterday, but that's not inherently a bad thing. Sticking with a winning formula isn't exactly a recipe for disaster, and the iPad is a known quantity—you know relatively what you get w...

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itpro.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:100

When Apple unveiled the iPad Air, many dismissed it as simply another rehash with a faster processor. On paper this seems to be the case, as the Air has got the same 9.7in Retina Display and Aluminium chassis. But when you see the fifth generation iPad i...

Thin & Lightweight; Brilliant battery life; Retina Display; Great app selection...
Still no expandable storage; No Touch ID; Expensive...
The iPad Air is the best iOS tablet to date – with a sleek design, excellent performance and battery life. But be warned: the 16GB of storage on the entry level model will get used up quickly by large 64-bit apps, so it's worth considering the 32GB optio...

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mobilechoiceuk.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:100

You may think that the humble iPad needs no real introduction, with even technophobes well aware of Apples iconic and game-changing tablet. However, Apple complicated matters a little with the introduction of the iPad mini last year, while refusing to gi...

Light and slender build; Zippy A7 processor; Sleek new iOS 7; Great battery life...
Not cheap; Good ol’ iTunes; Still no memory card slot...
Apple has taken everything we disliked about the fourth-generation iPad – primarily the bulky, heavy frame and troublesome OS – and obliterated it, leaving a sleek, surprisingly portable powerhouse tablet. As long as you can afford it, the iPad Air provid...

wired.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:100

Wired.co.uk's in-depth review of the new iPad Air shows the device is Apple's best tablet to date. Thinner, lighter, less bulky, faster, more refined. These are all words reviewers are typically able to apply to new Apple products when comparing them to...

Excellent design, brilliant screen, battery life is superb, extremely powerful even versus the previous iPad 4, App Store is populated with highquality 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 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...

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macworld.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:90

It’s right there in the name: the most important trait of the is that it weighs only 454g. For a company that obsesses over making devices thinner and lighter, it must have been torture for Apple to spend nearly three years making a series of iPads th...

Ten hours of battery life; twice as fast as fourth-generation iPad; light and thin...
Still too big for long-term one-handed use; no Touch ID, from $598 ($749 for Wi-Fi & Cellular)...
The iPad was already the best large tablet out there. If it had any deficiencies, it was really in terms of weight and size, and that's where the iPad Air shines.It's still got a battery that will last for 10 hours, and now it's twice as fast as it was be...

stuff.tv

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:100

There's no mistaking the iPad Air. Thanks to the liberal fat-trimming, its front is almost entirely screen. There's still room to rest your thumbs on what remains of the bezels (in case you mistrust Apple's thumb rejection tech, which helps prevent hand-r...

Screen produces luscious colours all day long, Prettier and more portable than rivals, Ace App Store and free Apple apps, Ushers in dawn of 64-bit software...
Lack of ports, adapters are pricey, iOS walled garden may frustrate you, Not a complete laptop replacement, More capacious versions are expensive...
Calling this the iPad Air could be seen as a gimmick: a marketing ploy designed to invoke the excitement of an all-new product, when in fact so much is carried over from previous iPads. But the truth is that the iPad Air is every bit the dramatic update...

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pcworld.co.nz

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

Apple's full-sized iPad may have a brand new name, but the company's fifth iteration is all about refinement. The iPad Air is thinner, lighter and smaller than the previous model, but still manages to retain the same 9.7in screen and ten hour battery life...

Stunningly thin and light, Excellent performance, Great battery life...
Increased price, Speakers easily muffled, Reflective screen...
If you already own a fourth generation iPad the iPad Air certainly isn't an essential upgrade, but for everyone else, this is a clear winner in the large tablet market, and perhaps the best consumer-based tablet ever made...

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itproportal.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

Slimmer, lighter, and faster than last year's model, Apple's iPad Air (which starts from £399) is the best tablet for the most people. It's a fully-fledged computer which is now so thin and light that you won't even notice it's in your bag. Like every iPa...

Impressively slim and light, Fast, Very good camera, Top notch app selection...
Relatively expensive...
The iPad Air isn't going to please everyone, but it'll please most people. Just as there's more than one great computer, there can be more than one great tablet: The slender iPad Air lifting its touch-centric apps up on a pedestal, the simple Kindle Fire...

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digitalspy.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:80

When Apple first introduced us to the iPad Air, we have to say we genuinely weren't that fussed. Holding it in our hands, it felt like the usual 'thinner and lighter' affair we have become so used to expecting. However after extended use of the iPad Air...

Summarising the competition brings us on to the only real significant flaw we can find with the iPad Air. This is a very expensive gadget. It is, especially in the higher storage forms, priced well out of the range of the average tech fan.This is a shame...

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gizmodo.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:0

Remember when the original iPad debuted in the hands of Steve Jobs, and he bold-facedly called it an incredibly thin and light device? Imagine what he'd say if he could see what his 9.7-inch roll-of-the-dice became just five short years later. Behold: the...

If you've ever been put off owning a big tablet because of the size, the iPad Air goes a long way to circumventing your concerns. It's lighter and easier to wield than ever, but still gives you the bright and beautiful 9.7-inch screen that defines this pr...

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Digitaltrends.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:80

Does an iPad really need an introduction? This is the fifth generation of the tablet that made tablets popular. The iPad Air is one of two big updates to the iPad line this year, with the smaller iPad Mini finally gaining the Retina screen fans hoped to g...

Thin and light, looks great, Powerful 64-bit processor, New Wi-Fi antennas are fast, iOS 7 runs best on Air, Battery life is a solid 10 hours...
Speakers are a step down from iPad 4, Camera quality has not improved, Not as comfortable as iPad Mini...
The new iPad Air is fantastic. With the exception of its speakers, it is a clear step up from the iPad 4. Still, this iPad will live in the shadow of the iPad Mini Retina – and we're confident saying that before we've even seen the new Mini. Apple's sma...

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macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:0

First up, here's our video review of the iPad Air. See more iPad reviewsiPad Air vs iPad 4 comparison review: Is it worth upgrading to iPad Air?The iPad 2, surprisingly, hasn't had a price cut - usually when a new generation product emerges, any previous-...

You get three main upgrades for your £70: the iPad Air is 28 percent lighter than the iPad 2 (as well as a fair bit slimmer); it's a lot quicker, although some of the extra speed will only become apparent when you use demanding, recent apps; and it comes...

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pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:100

The iPad Air is the latest tablet to arrive in Apple's range. It's adopted the Air name, just like the MacBook Air, to show off its thin and light stature. No Apple iPad 5 branding to be found here even though, in essence, the Air is the fifth full-size t...

Thinner, lighter, faster, iLife and iWork apps are great, truly desirable tablet...
Same camera as iPad 4, no 802.11 ac, can't realise 64-bit speed yet...
Apple has done it again: the iPad Air is a tablet better than the last iPad. Simply put the iPad Air is the best iPad the company has ever made. It's light, it's thin, it's fast, it's amazing. For die-hard Apple fans we can see how you would be dis...

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gadgetguy.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:100

Apple’s iPad is the current market leader in the tablet space. It’s certainly the device that competitors are gunning for, and, with the recent onslaught of very pointed Windows Surface Pro 2 advertising, as well as recent launches from Samsung, Nokia...

More compact, more powerful but keeps its 9.7 inch screen...
New size means you'll need new accessories...

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canadianreviewer.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:42

Average rating:100

The fifth generation Apple Pad takes on the shape and design of the iPad mini with smaller bezels on the sides and a thinner and lighter profile. It is 28 per cent lighter and 20 per cent thinner than last year's version while maintaining the same screen...

The heft and thickness of previous iPads has been reduced dramatically with the iPad Air. At one pound, it is easy enough to hold in one hand for leisurely reading, watching videos, playing games and checking email. The iPad Air is the most complete full...

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goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:42

Average rating:90

Apple has unveiled the fifth generation model of it's full sized iPad and it gets a new name. The Apple iPad Air is thinner and lighter than the previous model, is powered by a 64-bit A7 processor and has an upgraded 5-megapixel camera that records 1080p...

Stunningly thin and light, Excellent performance, Great battery life...
Increased price, Speakers easily muffled, Reflective screen...
If you already own a fourth generation iPad the iPad Air certainly isn't an essential upgrade, but for everyone else, this is a clear winner in the large tablet market, and perhaps the best consumer-based tablet ever made...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:42

Average rating:0

The arrival of its mini brother has meant that the iPad 'maxi' lost some of its headline billing - but Apple has taken the bigger tablet back to the drawing board, given it a fresh new name - iPad Air - and is hoping to prove that not everyone wants to gi...

Sleek design, Powerful innards...
No TouchID...
Make no mistake: Apple finally nailed the tablet with a great combination of specs, power and a decent OS in this option.It's a joy to hold the iPad Air, even though it's now the thickest option in the iPad range. From the clever construction to the perpe...

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macworld.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:42

Average rating:0

On 20 October, Apple unveiled iPad Air, the new iPad that we all thought was going to be called iPad 5. It's a handsome device, but is it really a significant step forwards from the iPad 4? And is it worth upgrading if you've got an iPad 4 already? For...

iPad Air is thinner and, Apple claims, up to twice as fast (although we'd like to test this out properly); it's the same price as the iPad 4...
iPad Air may not change day-to-day experience enough to justify upgrading from iPad 4 (earlier generations of iPad are a different matter)...
If you're on the iPad 3 or earlier, the iPad Air is a highly appealing buy, and a bit of a bargain, we'd say. But paying the same price all over again a year (or less) after shelling out for the iPad 4 may be less clear-cut, unless you're flush with cash...

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trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:42

Average rating:100

What is the iPad Air? The iPad Air is a totally redesigned tablet. Apple has decided to rebuild the world's most famous tablet to try to keep it well ahead of the competition. In many ways it has succeeded. The iPad Air is slim, light and superbly crafted...

Very light, Robust and premium design, Excellent screen, Solid battery life, Consummate all-rounder...
Storage comes at a premium, No Touch ID...
iPad Air: Battery Life To make the iPad Air so thin and light Apple has reduced the size of the battery, but still claims 10 hours of constant use. We've already mentioned how the M7 processor helps improve battery life, but the A7 SoC is also more effici...

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T3.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:43

Average rating:100

Apple's product upgrades can be a funny beast. On paper, they can appear incremental. Eyes-on, the products can look almost identical. Hands-on, you sometimes have to pry to find exactly where the improvements are. Some changes ( iMac G3 to G4, iPhone 3GS...

Size and weight reduction, Faster 64-bit processor, Better battery life...
No slo-mo video recording, No 8MP rear camera upgrade, Price...

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unbox.ph

Updated:
2016-11-19 01:31:43

Average rating:0

iPad Air Full Review!When Steve Jobs first unveiled the iPad in 2010 he probably had a lot of things he wanted to improve with it. In hindsight while the first generation iPad was a game changer, it was actually clunky, heavy, and a bit slow (especially w...

Awesome.So what's our verdict? Well it really is the best tablet in the market today. There's just no point of comparison anymore for Android tablets and the iPad. Maybe in time when Google gets to perfect Android for tablets and Google Play gets more qua...

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hardwarezone.com.ph

Updated:
2016-11-19 01:31:44

Average rating:0

The 9.7-inch iPad gets its most drastic design revamp since 2010 and comes with a thinner, lighter and more compact form factor. In addition, it runs on Apple's latest A7 processor which is based on a 64-bit architecture.The iPad ecosystem has never been...

So does it live up its namesake? To some extent, yes. However, it's not yet a game changer like the original MacBook Air. Perhaps it has something to do with its timeliness of arrival and Sony's engineering prowess that would have otherwise made the iPad...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:35

Average rating:0

A few years ago, it was easy to scoff at the idea of using tablets for productivity. The hardware was too weak, and the software was too limited, so turning a tablet into a work device made sense only for a few fringe users.But things have changed since A...

Spending $750 for an Android tablet seems exorbitant. But the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro offers a larger screen, excellent battery life, and access to the Android and Samsung app stores...

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techworld.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:0

The iPad no longer has the tablet market to itself. As 7in Androids such as the Nexus 7 and Tesco Hudl offer cheaper but acceptable alternatives to the iPad mini, market share declines even as tablet sales go up. But the iPad Air remains the king of the 1...

Ultimately it is a matter of personal preference. Both these tablets stand head and shoulders above the rest of the 10in tablet world. They are thin and light, well made, designed and built. They offer great displays and excellent performance, decent came...

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tabletpcreview.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:0

Quite a number of companies make add-on keyboards for the Apple iPad Air, and each has a unique design. Sharkk's sets itself apart from the pack with a design that lets users easily flip between landscape and portrait orientations.It's also dramatically c...

The main advantage of the Sharkk Apple iPad Air Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard is its ability to hold the tablet at either portrait or landscape modes, while most rival devices support only landscape.The other feature that's likely to draw attention is the v...

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t3me.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:0

Not 12 months after the iPad 4 hit the shelves, Apple came back with a new iPad and a new name, the Apple iPad Air (not the iPad 5, as we thought it might be). With it comes a thinner and lighter body and an improved processor, courtesy of the A7 chip. Is...

Size and weight reduction, Faster 64bit processor, Better battery life...
No slomo video recording, No 8MP rear camera upgrade, Price...

engadget.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:92

Remember "thinnovation"? That was Apple's tagline when it first introduced the MacBook Air, a laptop so skinny it could fit in a manila envelope. Six years later, the company did something similar with its tablet lineup by introducing the iPad Air. As its...

A7 chip offers fast performance, Thinner and lighter than before, Global LTE support, Long battery life...
Touch ID not included, Retina display is good, but no longer the best...
The iPad Air is incredibly thin and light, and it's the most comfortable 10-inch tablet we've used. It also comes with a nice boost in performance while maintaining good battery life...

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maclife.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:36

Average rating:100

Deftly evading the conundrum of how to brand its core tablet after four previous models — the last two of which were largely similar — Apple's iPad Air arrives with a new name, but more importantly, a refreshed design. Truth be told, the iPad Air looks a...

Noticeably thinner and lighter. More portable and comfortable to use. Powerful A7 processor brings zippier performance. Faster WiFi connectivity. Same great display and battery life as before.
Lower iPad storage levels haven't changed since the first model...

gottabemobile.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:0

Do you know that feeling you get when you sit down for a good meal in an expensive restaurant and every moment of the experience just feels right? Those nights that begin with a wait staff telling you about the specials with such care and attention that t...

In covering mobile gadgets for quite some time now I've gotten used to the fact that we see new devices that will range from the bad to mediocre to good, and only occasionally will we see one that is truly spectacular. The iPad Air, in my opinion, is one...

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hothardware.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:90

So much has changed in the tablet market since Apple starting shipping its first iPad around three and a half years ago. Prior to the original iPad, the tablet category didn't really exist, not like it does today. Apple wasn't the first to market with...

Noticeably thinner and lighter, Fast custom chip is up to the task of gaming, iOS 7, if you like the new interface, Same long battery life as before, No change in price, 9.7-inch display is still one of the best looking around...
Needs more RAM for power surfing, Underwhelming camera performance, iOS 7, if you don't like the new interface, 64-bit architecture is over hyped, for now...
The numbers only tell part of the story, though. Subjectively, the iPad Air feels faster than previous generation iPads, particularly starting with the iPad 3. Web browsing is more fluid and navigating iOS 7 is smoother without any jerkiness. This is all...

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notebookcheck.net

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:91

Fresh on the market, the new iPad Air is quite the turn-around, especially in terms of its design. Its two predecessors had some serious weaknesses in this area; the Cupertino-based company is such a giant when it comes to aesthetics, we expected a thinne...

Bright, high-contrast display, Excellent color reproduction, Good touchscreen, High-performance SoC, First-class manufacturing, Very long battery life, Fast browser performance, Fit for VoIP audio/video calls, Very good speakers...
which are unfortunately poorly positioned, High surface temperatures under load, No current data transfer standards, No Flash support...
In Review Apple iPad Air. We thank the Apple Store in Oberhausen for their friendly support.With the iPad Air, Apple once again delivers an outstanding tablet. The device both looks and functions as if it were born whole, operating system and software inc...

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tablet-news.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:37

Average rating:0

We've managed to test the iPad Air for about a week or so, we played games on it and checked out the upgraded productivity apps, only to be surprised in the end by how good the slate is. Initially, its slim allure made it feel flimsy, but in the end the n...

very good audio, volume, bass, clarity, excellent screen and brightness, powerful CPU and GPU, much thinner and lighter than iPad 4, cool free productivity apps, very good camera for a big tablet, solid metallic design, And the...
iOS 7 still feels slightly unfinished, vibrating back during music playback, no Touch ID, screen's blacks aren't deep, not enough camera options, portrait design (speakers prove it)...

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techspot.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:38

Average rating:90

It's hard to believe but it's been less than four years since Apple released the iPad, opening the door to an entirely new market of portable devices that, along with smartphones, has eroded the traditional PC industry in a way that most people would have...

Thinner and lighter, but still solidly built. Great performance with power to spare. Efficient design, runs cooler than previous iPads. iOS 7 is a worthy update and strong app ecosystem.
No Touch ID. Camera is just ok. iPad mini might give the Air a run for its money.

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recombu.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:38

Average rating:100

The new Apple iPad Air aims to refocus the company's tablet family after a few shaky missteps and at the same time, take the fight to the its leading rivals with a slick new design, powerful new innards and the latest version of iOS.It's clear to see that...

Sturdy and lightweight, Free iWork and iLife suites, Beautiful design, Fantastic battery life...
No camera flash, No expandable memory, Expensive, No Touch ID sensor...

tabletpcreview.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:38

Average rating:90

£779.83 ShopletThe Apple iPad Air is the fifth full-size tablet from this company. Although it retains the 9.7-inch Retina screen of its predecessors, it's smaller and lighter than they were, with a new 64-bit processor.We gave this computer a thorough te...

Smaller and lighter than predecessors, Significantly faster than earlier iPads, Beautiful display, Long battery life...
Barely adequate RAM, Nonstandard data/power port, No memory card slot, No active touchscreen...
The iPad Air is Apple's offering for those who want a tablet to get things done -- creating content rather than just consuming it. The changes incorporated in this fifth-generation model are designed to make it more appealing to this group: it's faster b...

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Bjorn3d.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:38

Average rating:86

After a lot of speculation and waiting Apple finally revealed a set of new iPads to the world a few weeks ago. While we still are waiting for the new iPad Mini we have gotten our hands on the new iPad Air and are putting it through the test to see if it i...

Excellent screen, Much improved design, Fast, Excellent appselection, Perfect for reading comics and magainzes...
iOS needs a bit more innovation...
Apple has managed to make the iPad Air both thinner and slimmer and it simply is one of the best 10-inch tablets you can buy today. 9...

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zdnet.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:85

Apple's fifth-generation 9.7-inch iPad, the iPad Air, is a more svelte and speedier tablet than its iPad 4 predecessor. Prices range from £399 (inc. VAT, £332.50 ex. VAT) for the entry-level 16GB wi-fi-only model to £739 (inc. VAT, £615.83 ex. VAT) for th...

Thin and light, Classy design, Fast 64bit A7/M7 platform, Excellent LTE frequency band support, Good battery life...
No Touch ID, No 802.11ac wifi or NFC, Expensive, especially when accessorised for maximum business productivity...
The iPad Air is thinner, slimmer, lighter and faster than its predecessor for the same 10-hour battery life. The iOS ecosystem also provides plenty of software choice — Apple currently claims 475,000 iPad apps on its App Store, although optimisation for t...

computershopper.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:90

maintain the storage, then boost up the processor or other features for the same price. As before, you'll have to add $100 for each doubling of the onboard memory (to 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB of capacity). Also, you'll have to kick in an additional $130...

Slim, lightweight design, Super-sharp, bright screen, Long, all-day battery life, Demonstrably improved performance...
Battery takes a while to recharge, Speaker placement isn't ideal...
With its 1-pound weight and slimmed-down design, the iPad Air marks the biggest leap forward for Apple's trend-making slate since the Retina display. It's rightly the standard by which all other tablets will, and should, be judged...

Pocketnow.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:92

It was three and a half years ago when Apple kick-started the modern tablet market we all know and (well, at least some of us) love today.The original iPad upended the space, proving that 10-inch devices did in fact have a place in this world.And to this...

Gorgeous, crisp display, Very lightweight and portable, Impressive performance with no notable issues, Long battery life, An endless amount of available content to consume...
Moderately expensive, Questionable speaker placement, iOS 7 could use further tablet optimization...
Calling this device lighter, thinner, and more powerful may sound like some buzzwordy, marketing nonsense. We thought so ourselves at first. But after using it for a week and comparing it to last year's iPad 3, we're convinced this was exactly what the...

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isource.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:39

Average rating:0

The iPad Air is Apple's latest tablet and represents the biggest design overhaul to the 9.7-inch slate since it was introduced in 2010. The Air earns its name by being both lighter and thinner than any iPad before, excluding the iPad mini. Is it Apple's b...

it is quite easy to call it Apple's best tablet yet simply on those merits, but does that make it a tablet worth dropping $499 (for a base WiFi model) on? The iPad Air might not be a big enough upgrade to justify a purchase if you already own an Apple...

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macworld.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

It's right there in the name: The most important trait of the iPad Air is that it weighs only a pound. For a company that obsesses over making devices thinner and lighter, it must have been torture for Apple to spend nearly three years making a series of...

Ten hours of battery life, Twice as fast as fourthgeneration iPad, Light and thin, Ten hours of battery life, Twice as fast as fourthgeneration iPad, Light and thin...
Still too big for longterm onehanded use, No Touch ID, Still too big for longterm onehanded use, No Touch ID...

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gearlive.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:0

Thinner. Lighter. Anyone familiar with Apple keynote events knows that these two words mean a lot to the company. In essence, Apple aims to reduce the bulks of its products, stripping away any unnecessary heft while simultaneously packing in as much...

With the fifth iteration of the 9.7-inch iPad, Apple needed to offer something different. The first iPad was, well, the first. The iPad 2 brought a refined svelteness to the platform (and remains available for purchase from Apple for $399.) The New iPad (...

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wired.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:80

Apple first introduced the “Air” branding scheme in conjunction with its ultra-slim and portable MacBook line back in 2008. The term was meant to connote a laptop that wasn't just lighter, but also uber thin, and able to achieve epic battery life. Now th...

Incredibly lightweight with a superslim, redesigned form factor. A7 chip, in addition to helping provide an impressive 10plus hours of battery life, offers superb overall performance whether you're surfing the web or streaming media. 9.7inch, 2048 x 1536...
No TouchID, just a regular old home button. Despite upgrading to stereo speakers — audio separation remains poor. 5megapixel rearfacing shooter could use an update...

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gottabemobile.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:0

The iPad Air is a thinner and lighter iPad for 2013 that offers the same beautiful display and long battery life in a new design that is more portable and better suited for longer periods of use while holding the iPad.This is the iPad 5th generation, what...

Thinner, lighter design makes iPad Air more portable, Performance boost is noticeable, Battery life is stellar, Retina Display is great looking...
Speakers are sub par, No Touch ID, iPad Air | $499 and up, iPad Air Review Guide, Hands On/Video Review, Design, Display, Performance and Hardware, Battery Life, Camera: Video and Photo Samples, Apps, Is it Worth $499, Gallery, Related iPad Air Review Art...
Is the iPad Air worth $500? That's the question we hear every day from readers and family members looking to upgrade or to buy their first tablet. $500 is not cheap, but neither is the iPad Air. Apple recognizes this and offers the iPad 2 for $399 in reta...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

It's right there in the name: The most important trait of the iPad Air is that it weighs only a pound. For a company that obsesses over making devices thinner and lighter, it must have been torture for Apple to spend nearly three years making a series of...

Ten hours of battery life, Twice as fast as fourthgeneration iPad, Light and thin, Ten hours of battery life, Twice as fast as fourthgeneration iPad, Light and thin...
Still too big for longterm onehanded use, No Touch ID, Still too big for longterm onehanded use, No Touch ID...

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technobuffalo.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

At what point did the iPad become so… underwhelming? In just over three short years, we’ve seen the slate go from untouchable heavyweight to wobbly challenger. A domain the Cupertino company so handily dominated is now rife with cheaper and arguably bette...

After a few indifferent years of minor upgrades (aside from the introduction of a Retina panel), Apple's iPad Air definitely is not underwhelming. But next year, two years, three years from now, how much thinner, lighter and smaller can Apple's big tab ge...

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macobserver.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

Compared to the 3rd and 4th gen iPad, the iPad Air is narrower...Apple's iPad Air keeps the 9.7-inch 2048 x 1536 Retina Display with 264 PPI that's been a part of the third and fourth generation iPad models. It includes Apple's new dual-core A7 processor...

Incredible cosmic power; ittybitty little living space. Lighter and thinner without sacrificing battery life. Looks great.
Thinner display bezel makes accidental gestures more common, photo quality is better but not by much...

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thetechreviewer.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

Over the past 5 years, Apple has become a powerhouse in the mobile market and the introduction of their original iPad revolutionized the tech world to become what it is today. The Cupertino-based company has just released their 5th generation iPad and res...

Lighter, smaller, thinner, Smaller screen bezel similar to iPad Mini, More visually appealing than previous generations, Easier to hold for extended time periods, Updated to 64bit A7 chip, Comes with free premium apps from AppStore, Frontfacing camera has...
No TouchID, No upgrade in RAM size, Still only has a 5 MP rear camera, No slowmotion video support, Does not include earpods...
Apple's new iPad Air is an all around winner due to its strong performance, competitive features, and beautiful new redesign. While there are a few components that I think could have been upgraded or added, the iPad Air is still a top contender in the 201...

phonearena.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:0

Oh the iPad. It did spark something when it was first introduced back in 2010, and since then, it has continued to be a favorite amongst the masses. It sparked something revolutionary no doubt, as its design and operation brought forth something so ali...

Thin & light metal design, Solid construction, Unsurpassed catalog of tabletoptimized apps...
Base option is just 16 GB, Poor lowlighting performance with its camera...
The iPad Air follows in the same footsteps as its predecessor, where it’s a fantastic tablet that has a fine balance with everything it has to bring to the table – so you won’t be disappointed by what you get! First and foremost, we can’t deny the obvi...

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gottabemobile.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:0

Apples and oranges. North and South. East coast and West coast. Night and day. Oil and water. Redmond and Cupertino. Surface and Air. Comparisons that point out differences usually take on the form of clichés. Comparing different mobile gadgets from diffe...

Two tablets. Two different approaches in most instances. If you're thinking about a first time purchase there is a lot to consider. Your needs and wants should guide your choice. In my opinion the iPad Air is the more mature and more advanced technology...

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theverge.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:93

In June of 2010, two months after Apple had shipped the first iPad, Steve Jobs sat on stage with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher at the D8 conference and compared tablets and PCs to cars and trucks.“PCs are going to be like trucks,” said Jobs. "They're sti...

Amazingly thin and light, Terrific battery life, Excellent performance, Class-leading app selection...
iOS 7 still glitchy in places, Gets expensive fast, Safari icon remains an abomination...

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techreviewsource.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:90

Slimmer, lighter, and faster than last year's model , Apple's iPad Air ($499-$929) is the best tablet for the most people. It's a full-fledged computer that's now so thin and light that you won't even notice it's in your bag. Like every iPad before it, it...

Impressively slim and light. Fast. Very good camera. Topnotch app selection. LTE version works with every U.S. carrier.
Expensive. Pages and Numbers, while free, don't measure up to Microsoft Office for productivity...
The iPad Air is Apple's attempt to make the tablet disappear. The result is an unusually slim, well-built platform for the best array of apps in the business...

newatlas.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:40

Average rating:0

Thanks to the trusty rumor mill, we knew long ago that Apple's new full-sized iPad would borrow heavily from the iPad mini. But now that it's here, does the iPad Air live up to the hype? And is it worth the upgrade from an older iPad? Let Gizmag help out...

the iPad Air has excellent battery life. Unless you're gaming or streaming video for hours on end, there's a fat chance you'll ever have to worry about this thing conking out before the day is over. Apps and iWork There are many arguments you can mak...

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arstechnica.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:0

The above is the message that greeted me when I got home from Apple's iPad announcement two weeks ago and turned on my fourth-generation iPad. iCloud backups happen automatically when your tablet is plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi. You plug your tablet...

Thinner, smaller, and lighter body makes for a much more usable 10-inch tablet, The A7's CPU performance continues to impress, delivering on Apple's claims of doubled performance, Retina display, while unchanged, is still crisp and bright, Great battery l...
The GPU can rarely actually double the performance of the A6X, counter to Apple's claims, 16GB of storage is getting to be a bit small for an entry-level iPad, especially once you've downloaded all your free iLife and iWork apps, Air gap between glass and...

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macnn.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:100

Although there were numerous accurate leaks ahead of the iPad launch, Apple managed to surprise with its latest 9.7-inch Retina display-equipped iPad. Not only did it get a new name, the iPad Air , it is a dramatically thinner and lighter than ever before...

Stunning, thin, light design, Cuttingedge processor and graphics performance, iOS 7 a beautiful and powerful complement to hardware, Outstanding builtin and free iWork, iLife apps, Retina display remains superb...
Relatively high upfront price, No WiFi 802.11ac support, No Touch ID sensor...
The Apple iPad Air has redefined the standard for a full size tablet once again. Just like the iPhone 5s, the iPad Air takes a generational leap forward in performance, except it also comes in an all-new package that is dramatically thinner and lighter. T...

ilounge.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:90

Late last year, Apple released two cosmetically and electronically similar iOS devices, the 7.9”-screened iPad mini tablet and 4”-screened fifth-generation iPod touch media player. Sharing the same chamfered aluminum chassis and many similar internal comp...

A comprehensively superior replacement for 2012's thirdand fourthgeneration iPads, packing almost twice as much horsepower and noteworthy extra battery life into a considerably narrower and lighter body. Easier to hold than any prior fullsized iPad, and n...
Industrial design is new to fullsized 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 handholding; stands are requ...
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 thro...

pcmag.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:90

Slimmer, lighter, and faster than last year's model, Apple's iPad Air ($499-$929) is the best tablet for the most people. It's a full-fledged computer that's now so thin and light that you won't even notice it's in your bag. Like every iPad before it, it'...

Impressively slim and light. Fast. Very good camera. Top-notch app selection. LTE version works with every U.S. carrier.
Expensive. Pages and Numbers, while free, don't measure up to Microsoft Office for productivity...
The iPad Air is Apple's attempt to make the tablet disappear. The result is an unusually slim, well-built platform for the best array of apps in the business...

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Laptopmag.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:90

Just as the original MacBook Air redefined laptop design, Apple is hoping to do the same thing for tablets with the iPad Air. This 1-pound slate attempts to combine a big-screen experience with a design so compact you can easily use it with one hand. The...

Wonderfully light and thin design, Fast and smooth performance, Excellent Retina Display, Long battery life, iLife and iWork apps included...
Limited multitasking capability, Back can run warm...
The iPad Air's jaw-droppingly compact design, faster performance and excellent endurance -- combined with the best app selection -- make this the tablet to beat...

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consumersearch.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:0

Silky smooth and super to look at. The powerful A7 processor is the same as found in the iPhone 5s and iPad mini with Retina Display (Est. $400 and up) but tweaked up a step to run slightly faster making this one of the fastest mobile devices you can find...

Stunning Retina Display, Vast tabletoptimized app selection, Powerful performance, Intuitive interface, Improved battery life, Incredibly thin and light...
Best Apple tablet...
Reviewers say that the iPad Air (Est. $500 and up) is the best iPad ever, and the best tablet available, bar none. The battery lasts forever, performance is among the best of any tablet, and the huge number of tablet-optimized apps can't be beat. However...

slashgear.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:0

Had the iPad lost its way? Not as a range, certainly; over the last twelve months, the iPad mini has been the darling of the tablet scene, coupling affordability with convenience and build quality. The full-sized, 9.7-inch iPad has arguably been sideli...

The iPad Air is the no-compromise tablet. Beautiful display, crisp design, premium build quality: it’s the gold-standard by which tablets are judged, and rightly so. If Apple’s full-sized slates had fallen into the shadow of their mini brethren over t...

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mashable.com

Updated:
2016-10-30 01:39:41

Average rating:0

There are many things Apple's iPad Air is not. It's not the cheapest tablet you can buy. It's not the lightest. It doesn't have the highest resolution screen. Yet, on balance, it's still the best consumer tablet on the market. Here's why.Let's start with...

Excellent design, Huge app library, Sparking performance, Free iWork and iLife...
More expensive than competitors, No Touch ID fingerprint sensor...
Apple iPad Air ReviewHolding the Apple iPad AirApple's iPad Air takes the tablets design to a new level of portability. At just one pound and 0.29 inch thick, the tablet is light enough to hold with just your fingertips.iPad Air BoxThe only notable thing...

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anandtech.com

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2016-10-30 01:39:42

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It seemed like a foregone conclusion that the 10-inch tablet market was done for, with all interest and excitement shifting to smaller, but equally capable 7 or 8-inch tablets instead. It also seemed like 15-inch notebook computers were done for a couple...

Two weeks ago I had all but written off the bigger iPad. It was too bulky and just no where near as portable as the iPad mini. Once the latter gets a Retina Display and equal hardware across the board, why would anyone consider the bigger model?The iPad A...

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techcrunch.com

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2016-10-30 01:39:42

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Apple introduced two new iPads this month at a special event in San Francisco on October 22, and the first of those to go on sale is the iPad Air, which is in stores and on virtual shelves this Friday, November 1. After a week with Apple's newest 9.7-inch...

The iPad Air is a huge improvement over the iPad 4th-gen, or the iPad 2, pictured in the gallery. Its form factor is the best currently available for a 10-inch tablet, and it provides a great blend of portability and usability that leans towards the media...

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ilounge.com

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2018-05-27 04:51:13

Average rating:90

Late last year, Apple released two cosmetically and electronically similar iOS devices, the 7.9”-screened iPad mini tablet and 4”-screened fifth-generation iPod touch media player. Sharing the same chamfered aluminum chassis and many similar internal comp...

A comprehensively superior replacement for 2012's thirdand fourthgeneration iPads, packing almost twice as much horsepower and noteworthy extra battery life into a considerably narrower and lighter body. Easier to hold than any prior fullsized iPad, and n...
Industrial design is new to fullsized 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 handholding; stands are requ...

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