Gone was the iconic home button and thick bezels. When Apple released the iPad Air, it signaled Apple’s design approach for its tablets was also changing. We had no issues with how fast the iPad Air opened apps or how it handled split-screen apps with a third app open on top while streaming Twitch videos in Picture in Picture mode. If you don’t really care how long it takes for your iPad Air to render and export a video, or apply edits to a photo in Adobe Lightroom, then the iPad Air is going to have more than enough power and performance for your use. Heck, not even Intel processors can keep pace with Apple’s first Apple Silicon processor. The iPad Air isn’t a slouch when it comes to performance and power, but the A14 processor that powers it just can’t keep up with the M1 processor that’s used in the iPad Pro. Take into account the fact that a lot of iPad owners add one of Apple’s iPad keyboard accessories and an Apple Pencil, and saving some cash upfront will surely help. Both of those prices are for the base models that include 128GB of storage but lack any sort of cellular connectivity. For that, you’ll get a 10.9-inch tablet with slim bezels, 64GB of storage, a Touch ID sensor in the sleep/wake button and an A14 processor inside.Īpple’s iPad Pro starts at $799 for the 11-inch model, or $1,099 for the 12.9-inch model. The Air’s starting price is $599 for the Wi-Fi-only model, or $729 for Wi-Fi and cellular. The iPad Air is in the middle of Apple’s tablet lineup when it comes to features and price.
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