Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great quality! Very manageable, takes great photos!

Great quality & screen is wide & big. Highly recommend

I bought this for my son and he loves this i-pad its really helpful for online schools and the quality of the i-pad is pretty good for YouTube and other apps and the i-pad it self its just great He really recommends this product

The price just couldn’t be passed up when I purchased it. I really like the color Sky Blue and it’s almost identical to my phone and Mac color. The purchase and pick up processes were seamless.

Everything I needed and more. Was comparing the iPad Pro to the air. And decided the air had everything I wanted without extra price. I am able to do my graphic design and love the responsiveness.

Absolutely enjoy the Ipad Air. I love that I can use it as a second screen for my MacBook.

My new iPad works just fine, however is new and even if I rate it with 5 stars now, it is a little early. I like the clarity of the picture, it is outstanding!

Loving my iPad was a great purchase bought to watch and read manga , just hard to find a nice case for it other than that I love it

Love the color and it works great. Haven’t had any problems so far and I got it for a great price.

Excellent iPad Air 4th generation in alpine green. I would recommend this a gift. I love my new iPad!

Love the color and the function. Missed having an IPad. I will have it for years until I’m ready to upgrade.

Love it, I bought it just for the app “Procreate”. Worth every penny.

I am being using this everyday in my vlog in YouTube video

I pad being used for games and email. My wife is giving it to me as a Christmas gift.

The Apple 10.9-Inch iPad Air (4th Generation) is a true powerhouse that combines sleek design, impressive performance, and a vibrant display. Whether you're a creative professional, a student, or someone who appreciates the versatility of a tablet, this iPad delivers an exceptional experience that exceeds expectations. First and foremost, the 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display is a visual delight. With its True Tone technology and wide color gamut, the screen delivers stunning visuals, vibrant colors, and sharp details. Whether you're watching movies, editing photos, or creating digital art, the display ensures an immersive and lifelike experience. The iPad Air's performance is truly remarkable, thanks to the powerful A14 Bionic chip. It handles demanding tasks effortlessly, whether you're editing videos, running multiple apps simultaneously, or playing graphics-intensive games. The 256GB of storage provides ample space to store your files, photos, videos, and creative projects without worrying about running out of space. The design of the iPad Air is sleek, modern, and incredibly thin, making it a pleasure to hold and carry. The Green color option adds a touch of uniqueness and personality. The Touch ID sensor built into the power button ensures secure and convenient authentication, and the USB-C port allows for fast data transfer and charging. The iPad Air's compatibility with the Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) takes creativity and productivity to new heights. Whether you're an artist sketching, a student taking notes, or a professional annotating documents, the Apple Pencil unlocks a whole new level of precision and versatility. The pressure sensitivity, tilt recognition, and seamless palm rejection make the iPad Air an exceptional canvas for digital artistry and note-taking. The iPadOS offers a seamless and intuitive user experience. Multitasking is a breeze with features like Slide Over, Split View, and Picture in Picture, allowing you to effortlessly juggle between apps and enhance productivity. The wide range of apps available in the App Store, optimized for iPad, caters to various needs, whether it's creativity, productivity, education, or entertainment. The battery life of the iPad Air is impressive, providing all-day usage on a single charge. Whether you're working, studying, or enjoying multimedia content, you can rely on the iPad Air to keep up with your demands without constantly searching for a power source. In conclusion, the Apple 10.9-Inch iPad Air (4th Generation) is a powerhouse that offers a perfect balance of performance, portability, and versatility. Whether you're a creative professional seeking a canvas for your artistic expression or a student in need of a powerful tool for productivity and learning, the iPad Air delivers. With its stunning display, powerful performance, and compatibility with the Apple Pencil, this iPad is a worthy investment that will enhance your creative endeavors and streamline your daily tasks.

It’s really nice and I love the color it’s green different from the silver and black .

Love it thus far...... nice and easy to deal with this my new baby

I totally love it, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone

Product is half baked in performance. Front Camera is better than pro imo. Display is 3/5. Wifi performance compared to pro 3/5. Battery? Side to side pro is better. I guess buy the pro sacrifcing 128gb less for $50? Its up to the user what are the things you use your ipad for. I bought this since my wife wants to watch movies and take selfies. Higher storage cap and better front cam with her standards. But if the pro is the same price as this she might settle with the pro too.

This new iPad Air, on the surface, isn't anything groundbreaking. It's a bit faster, a bit thinner, a bit lighter, and a bit shinier than all the tablets I've used before. But, taken altogether--and taken along with the second-gen Apple Pencil--it feels like an entirely new experience. I haven't been this struck by a new device in a while. Over the years, I've owned three or four iPads, a few Android tablets, and a few convertible touchscreen laptops running various OSes. I've always been partial to Samsung because of the S Pen, and I've owned a couple of Galaxy Tabs and the Chromebook Pro: I love taking handwritten notes during meetings, and I like writing my first drafts by hand. But this device, with the Pencil, is leaps and bounds better than any other tablet I've used. Writing and drawing on it feels completely intuitive and fluid. The responsiveness of the interface with the pencil is amazing--it reproduces my handwriting (chicken scratch that it is) perfectly. And more than that, the built-in handwriting recognition in the OS is frankly astounding. Either using the Scribble feature to handwrite form entries or using the Notes app's feature that lets you search your handwritten notes, everything works FAR better than I expected them to. Let me reiterate: my handwriting is atrocious. And yet, this iPad is able to decipher my hieroglyphics with a frequency that actually makes the feature really useful--I was expecting it to be little more than a gimmick, as in the past handwriting recognition apps have been completely useless for me. There've been a few times where I actually giggled out loud when the iPad recognized something I'd written that I could barely read myself. Outside of how perfectly the iPad, iPadOS14, and Pencil have all integrated into my workflow, the design of the device itself is very nice, and the build quality is excellent. The tablet feels oddly light while still feeling very sturdy. And it's thin--even Apple's marketing images really don't do it justice. And obviously the new processor is nice, though I won't pretend to have done enough to even come close to pushing its limits. But the entire experience has been very smooth, even playing around with video editing and trying to find the most graphically-intensive games on the App Store I could. Haven't seen any lag or stuttering at all. All that said, it's not perfect. I do wish Apple was finally putting OLEDs into more of their devices outside of the iPhone. The screen on this really is gorgeous, don't get me wrong. And the blacks aren't awful or anything. But given how great everything else is on this device, having a backlit screen--as advanced and pretty as it is--just feels weird. And I'm kind of ambivalent about the power button TouchID. Don't get me wrong, I'm thrilled the Home button is gone, but I think I'd kinda prefer FaceID. The TouchID on this iPad works great, and it does work very quickly, but I'm spoiled by being used to just tapping the screen on my iPhone and having it unlock itself automatically. Anyway, those minor gripes aside, this is a great little device, it fit itself into my workflow immediately. I think the highest praise I can give it is that it's amazing how quickly it effectively disappeared: within a couple days of using it, I stopped noticing it, because everything about writing and taking notes with the iPad and the Pencil felt second nature, it felt like it had always been there. Couldn't be happier with this purchase.