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

Sandwiched neatly between the budget iPad and the pricey iPad Pro is the iPad Air, a strange set of tradeoffs and compromises that delivers most of...

Hundreds less than the iPad Pro; A12 chip is blazing fast; Fits existing iPad Pro 10.5-inch Smart Keyboard

No quad stereo speakers; No Face ID; No ProMotion display

Apple's new iPad Pros are high-end tablet marvels, with a new slim-bezel design, Face ID, crazy-fast A12X chip, and new wireless Apple Pencil. But when Apple introduced the overhauled third-generation models, it also blew up the price.

Hundreds less than the iPad Pro; A12 chip is blazing fast; Fits existing iPad Pro 10.5-inch Smart Keyboard

No quad stereo speakers; No Face ID; No ProMotion display

The 10.5-inch iPad Air (2019) is almost the 10.5-inch iPad Pro (2017), minus a few features and for a much lower price.

For the past few years, there's been a giant void left in Apple's iPad lineup. On the low end, the base iPad model has retained the traditional form factor, with a spec bump here and there, and most recently gained Apple Pencil support.

Affordably priced; Solid performance and battery life; Smart Keyboard support

No Face ID; Needs more speakers

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, then this 10.5-inch iPad Air is a compelling...

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

For the past few years, there's been a giant void left in Apple's iPad lineup. On the low end, the base iPad model has retained the traditional form factor, with a spec bump here and there, and most recently gained Apple Pencil support.

Affordably priced, Solid performance and battery life, Smart Keyboard support

No Face ID, Needs more speakers

All three appliances Fridge/Freezer/Cooker delivered on time and working well. The two beds collected and constructed as per manual with no problems. Altogether well satisfied with the good service.

I bought this way back in may and am so happy with it use it every day

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'.