We got this for our toddler who had a much older iPad that wasn't allowing for the newer updates to work. We hesitated due to the price and the fear our toddler might break it. We got insurance for it, screen protector, and a sturdy case that have helped ease our minds.

Huge upgrade from my older generation 1 ipud and feels faster than my current iPhone XR! The additional $50 smartcover is flimsy and expensive and doesn't protect the back. Can't imagine what anyone needs out of a Pro when the Air is this smokin'.

Working on an iPad Air review has given us a serious case of deja vu for 2013, when Apple first released a tablet of that name. But despite the classic moniker, the 2019 iPad Air is a new beast… though people who saw the 10.5-inch iPad Pro from 2017 might find themselves having a second round of...

More than enough power on offer; 10.5-inch TrueTone screen is great for portable work; Thin and light; Excellent app ecosystem

Shame it's last-gen Apple Pencil; An OLED screen would be nice; Speakers a bit measly

What can I say ..... its a iPad! This new Air 3 is so beautiful, thin, swift and light. Also, the B&H pricing is great, not to mention the excellent service always provided by B&H. Im always telling my friends to buy their gadgets from here.

Despite its name, the new iPad Air (2019) is basically an iPad Pro, only without the expensive price tag.

Blistering-fast performance; Long battery life; Supports Apple Pencil (first-gen; Large high-res Retina display

Two-year-old design; Average cameras; No Face ID

The iPad Air offers a premium tablet experience for a lot less money than the Pro

Gorgeous screen

Should really have four speakers

The Air is back! Apple unexpectedly revived its old iPad Air branding (formally discontinued in March 2017) in a

While the Apple iPad Air (2019) positions itself between the iPad Pro 11 and the iPad (2018) , it directly competes against the current high-end Android tablets in terms of the price.

good workmanship; very fast SoC; audio port; good IPS display; long battery life; Pencil support

only few accessories included; charger is heavy and weak; expensive accessories

For the past few years, Apple's iPad lineup has had a large and obvious hole in it. At one end, there's the $329 iPad , an affordable way to do basic computing and run the many excellent apps out there.

Excellent display; Strong battery life; Snappy performance; Support for Apple's Smart Keyboard

Uses the goofy old Apple Pencil; A design that's getting rather tired; Only two speakers

The 2019 iPad Air is Apple's newest mid-to-high tier tablet, and falls just below the Pro line and just above the sixth-generation iPad, making it unexciting, but arguably the go-to tablet for the general consumer.

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