This is even more smoother than silk. Best electronic device I have ever had. With its 2 GB RAM and and A8 processor, this is lighting fast. The graphics are superb and with the screen size of 10.7 inches, this gives a clear picture. The product is simply awesome. A device for everyone.

Most are in agreement that Apple's iPad Air 2 is one of the finest tablets ever produced, if not the best out there, period. Certainly, it's not difficult to make that case -- after all, the latest 9.7-inch iPad is thinner than its predecessor at just 6.1mm thick, wicked fast with its custom A8X...

Slimmer than a shaved pencil; lighter than a pound; Sleek design and now comes in gold; Fast A8X SoC; 2GB of RAM; and new storage tiers; Upgraded cameras are finally worth talking about; Lots of little upgrades; such as the Touch ID sensor and barometer; Yet again; pricing remains the same; 1-year...

While battery life is as advertised; it's less than the previous iPad Air; Isn't built for productivity; C'mon Apple; start including Beats earphones

The iPad Air 2 posted huge performance gains while slimming down and keeping the same battery life. iPad Air owners don't need to upgrade so soon, but for everyone else it'll feel like a worthy purchase.

Incredibly fast A8X processor makes everything feel more immediate; Same great battery life; Easier to see in bright sunlight; Comes in gold; and has Touch ID

16GB isn't enough storage for the entry level model; Otherwise it's the same as last year's

El iPad Air 2 es, sin duda alguna, el mejor iPad jamás hecho por Apple y claramente la mejor tablet en el mercado. Tiene una pantalla que impresiona, un peso mínimo y es sumamente delgada.

Muy ligero y extremadamente delgado; Impresiona lo rápido que es; El acabado antirreflectante en la pantalla; Al fin incluyen Touch ID

El sistema operativo es incapaz de ofrecerme el nivel de productividad que obtengo en un portátil; Cuatro años más tarde; los desarrolladores no hacen apps que realmente aprovechen el formato tablet

Another millimeter thinner, the new iPad Air 2 has a body that's even more befitting the ethereal moniker the iPad bears second year in a row. Outside of that little fact however, the changes may not be as easy to spot. And that's hardly a surprise.

3G/LTE 150Mbps model available as an option (comes with GPS/GLONASS, 9.7" LED-backlit IPS LCD touchscreen, 1536 x 2048 pixels, ~ 264ppi; scratch-resistant, oleophobic coating, 56% less reflectance claimed, Thinner than ever at 6.1 mm and lighter at 437g, A8X 64-bit chipset (rumored as triple-core,...

Hardware Mute/Rotation lock switch is gone for no practical reason; No microSD slot; Pricey storage upgrades; 32GB version should be standard for the asking price; No enhanced resistance to liquids or dust; while the competition has them; Tied into iTunes for uploading most of the content; iOS UI...

I was surprised at how poorly packaged this item was. There was no padding in the box except for a piece of paper and the ipad box itself had badly b

Welcome to our iPad Air 2 review, last updated back in January 2016. Please note that (as of 21 March 2017) the Air 2 is no longer on sale on Apple's online store (you'll still be able to find it on some reseller websites and through Apple's education sales scheme).

Apple's iPad Air 2 sees key new additions in lots of important areas, so do not be fooled by its familiar exterior

Excellent Display; Masses of power; Gorgeous design, Lightweight; Vast ecosystem; Improved Imaging; More memory

No NFC; Battery is smaller than previous generation (not that you'll notice

The iPad Air 2 is lighter, thinner and faster than its predecessor, but the updates are not enough to make it worth ditching the old model if you already have one.

Nippy performance; anti-reflective screen; slim profile; good battery life; Touch ID sensor

Camera still struggles in poor lighting; not many signifcant changes over the original iPad Air

When we began this review 3,000 words ago, we wanted to determine whether the iPad Air 2 was as perfect in 2014 as the iPad Air was in 2013. The answer is yes. It has earned the same perfect score as its predecessor, making the iPad Air line the only two products to which we have ever awarded...

Gorgeous design; thinner and lighter than last model; tri-core CPU screams; double RAM of last model; long battery life; excellent photography for a tablet; fingerprint recognition; excellent selection of apps; still easy to use

Drawbacks will be subjective, such as a less open app ecosystem; lacks 60fps video capture of iPhone line; speaker quality reduced versus predecessor