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Published: 2020-10-21, Author: Dan , review by: pocket-lint.com
Excellent performance,USB-C forward-looking,Touch ID button works well,Trackpad support means true laptop replacement,Variety of colours
Lack of Face ID can annoy,No 128GB option,Accessories expensive,No rear camera flash
We're calling it now - unless you want the higher storage, ProMotion higher refresh, or dual cameras, you're just as well getting the iPad Air as the iPad Pro 11. The iPad Air has so much to offer and belies its position in the range. Aside from the rapid...
The two iPads are unusually similar; the iPad Pro is only the higher quality device in a few areas. However, we suspect that Apple will update the iPad Pro soon and that this will create a stronger distinction. In every way that matters the iPad Air trump...
The two iPads are unusually similar; the iPad Pro is only the higher quality device in a few areas. However, we suspect that Apple will update the iPad Pro soon and that this will create a stronger distinction. In every way that matters the iPad Air trump...
New design, Touch ID integrated with power button, A14 Bionic processor
Higher entry price, no Face ID
The lines have been drawn a little clearer this year, with Apple clearly separating the iPad and iPad Air stables. If you want a straightforward device for watching Netflix, playing games, surfing the web, converting into a makeshift laptop or using as a...
New design, Touch ID integrated with power button, A14 Bionic processor
Higher entry price, no Face ID
The lines have been drawn a little clearer this year, with Apple clearly separating the iPad and iPad Air stables. If you want a straightforward device for watching Netflix, playing games, surfing the web, converting into a makeshift laptop or using as a...
Awkward speaker placement, Mini has higher pixel density,
It might not instantly appear so, but the iPad Air is the pick of the current iPad range. It is more affordable than the Pros and only a little more expensive than the much smaller Mini, and while it does command a fair premium over the entry-level iPad...
Powerful and speedy performance, Battery will last a full day, Pro features like Pencil and Smart Keyboard support are great, IPadOS improves the experience
Additional accessories aren't cheap, TouchID over FaceID, No Type-C port
The 2019 iPad Air is basically an iPad Pro in all but name. In fact, take it back a couple of years, and the smaller iPad Pro was pretty much this tablet. So if you can live without the FaceID, uniform bezels and Type-C port offered by the current Pro, th...
Abstract: Apple must have decided that people really want iPads with screens just over 10in, because now it has two of them.The iPad Air reviewed here with a 10.5in display launched in March 2019, and now, as of September 2019, we have a new 10.2in iPad.Both these...
Great display, Solid performance, Long battery life, Super intuitive software
Design is beginning to look a little dated, Generation one Apple Pencil and older Lightning charge port
The iPad Air 2019 isn't the most innovative Apple-slate on the market, but by getting all the basics right it easily earns a place as one of the year's best tablets and is an ideal option for most buyers.Trusted ScoreAlastair StevensonContact via Twitter...
Abstract: Apple replaced its 10.5in iPad Pro in October 2018 with a larger 11in iPad Pro, then introduced the new 10.5in iPad Air in March 2019 to occupy the space left behind. We see how these two same-sized tablets compare, and whether you'd be better off looking...
