Imbued with first class design and aesthetics, within the full-size tablet universe, the iPad Air is second only to its newer sibling, the Air 2.

The iPad Air delivers solid performance and battery life in an attractive and impossibly thin-and-light package. The front-facing camera delivers excellent FaceTime capabilities and the Retina Display is top-notch.

No Touch ID fingerprint scanner, meaning you’ll have to type in a passcode with every unlock and a password with every purchase.

Many have criticized Apple for not drastically changing its devices over the years. The biggest change the line had was the introduction of the iPad Mini. Apple's iPad Air wants to innovate further without changing what makes the line so popular.

The iPad Air is probably the best 10-inch tablet we've ever used, but if you want one tablet, we recommend holding out for the iPad Mini with Retina.

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

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.

Incredibly lightweight with a super-slim, redesigned form factor; A7 chip, in addition to helping provide an impressive 10-plus hours of battery life, offers superb overall performance whether you're surfing the web or streaming media.

No TouchID, just a regular old home button; Despite upgrading to stereo speakers - audio separation remains poor; 5-megapixel rear-facing shooter could use an update

I am new at all this smart gadget convenience. I have found that the iPad Air is quite easy to use, but after 2 months am still learning the "smart" features on it. I do like the speed of use.I was recently in Australia and found out that unless you are around wifi, using the iPad was not feasible.

Adequate Storage; Compact Design; Fast; Long Battery Life

Limited Compatibility; No Usb Port Cable Adapter; No Usb To Ipad Connection

I've been a Mac user since the eighties and have been wanting and I-Pad for quite some time. An important thing that I read online about tablets is that you shouldn't expect them to behave as laptops so: be aware that the apps for a tablet have a totally different interface than software written for...

My girls haven't stopped using is since they each got one. HHGregg was very educated in the product that I needed to purchase to kee my girls in tact with the ever changing technical world. The extended warranty program was a smart purchase.

Adequate Storage; Compact Design; Easy To Use; Fast; Good Compatibility; Great Software Bundle; Long Battery Life

NONE

very good quality

getting wuite outdated now

Got the iPad air to store/display photographs and eventually to use with the CamRanger wireless camera control. Not to impressed with having to use I tunes to load photos onto I Pad. Wish now that I had got the Cellular I Pad for the GPS.

Great Picture Quality; Great Section Of Apps; Lightweight; Simple Controls

Loading Photographs

Sometime on a game you get a ad and accidentally click on it. Then later when you come onto the App Store I can't get the information about the previous app down ( because there is no exit button)

Nearly everything

A few things