Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was the perfect gift for my Momma. She's electronically-challenged and learned its function with such ease. The camera is amazing. The overall functionality is super easy and it's very lightweight. I'm also very happy with the battery life. No complaints!

It keeps my son entertained for a long time, easy to carry The battery life is pretty good.

Very easy to use! I hardly use my computer anymore since I purchased this iPad. Easy to watch videos and easy on the eyes when reading articles posts etc. only problem I have is with taking pictures because of size.

Bought for my son who has special needs he loves you tube ,videos ,music ,face time with friends ,all over the internet ,very educational peice of electronics would recommend to all

perfect screen size nice camera very efficient with wifi.

This is the second iPad i have owned. The iPad Air is a huge improvement over my previous iPad 2. Fast and very responsive.

my ipad air 2 works ok I like my first one that I purchased 4 years ago better

I have a iPad mini, I've always wanted a larger iPad. I love my new iPad and the price was Right when I bought it online on Thanksgiving morning. Thank You Best Buy for the Great Sale Price. JrsNonna

Bought this for my 75 year old mother-in-law so she can Facetime with great-grandson and grandchildren that have all moved away. She learned quickly and loves it!

Lobe Apple product so much. I bought the gray one, the color is beautiful. Light weight and good design.

Brand new, sealed item comes in decent condition. I am very happy to order this with huge discount. Thanks bestbuy

good product, best price and much appreciated gift

Apple Ipad Air 2 is a great electronic invent, can be great for study purpose.

I got this for my mom, and she has truly enjoyed it. She knew nothing about using a tablet or a computer, so I've had to spend a good bit of time with her setting up the iPad and then showing her how to use it. I have an earlier model iPad, and my wife and boys all have the iPad Mini 2 models. This iPad Air 2 is really nice and thin and is pretty lightweight. The screen is beautiful, and it runs very smoothly with good speed. Since she's never used anything to compare it to, she just knows that she loves using it. Having spent a good bit of time with the other models and now with this iPad Air 2, I can honestly say I'm really impressed with the quality, the many improvements over previous iPads, and the overall value of the unit. I will need a new iPad soon, and I plan on getting this same model, but I'll probably go with the 64 GB version, since I use a lot of storage. Best Buy had a great deal on it and actually delivered it a day earlier than expected.

I love this iPad Air2 compared to iPad mini (1st) I have. It is much faster, better camera, more storage, and more function to it. Bigger screen is better to see movies and music clips in my opinion. It is easy to carry this iPad air 2 as well.

I read my textbooks for school, comics or novels for fun, social media, email, games, movies, etc... I've had Android tablets in the past and find their UI to be sufficient but not superb. Utilizing the new A9 processor, fingerprint reader, and beautiful retina screen makes this a decisive victory. I understand full and well the limitations between Android and Apple. Apple locks down the user interface and system from customization while Android allows most all changes; especially after root elevation. Deciding on what tablet is best for you really comes down to user preferences and the specific functionality required to use the device. If you need to customize your device down to the icons Android is for you. If you just want the device to work and look pretty iOS is for you. If you want a more integrated ecosystem of technological devices in your home, then Apple can deliver that. And that's because they use the closed-system architecture for all of their devices. They can closely control how and what is communicated from device to device. Whereas Android has a more fragmented system due to the largely innumerable devices on that platform. (Since there are so many different Android systems it's difficult to integrate them so they communicate easily). Although that has been changing with future Android OS releases. Some other benefits of Android over iOS is you can easily drag and drop music to your device. Whereas with iOS you have to use iTunes. I'm sure this is to combat the theft of music and movies over the internet. I use something called iTunes in the Cloud. On my main computer I purchase and download all of my music, from there it uploads a better quality of the songs to my iCloud account. Now I can access my music on every single iOS or OS X device without having to download it. (You will need wifi though). That's what I mean about a close-knit ecosystem with iOS and OS X devices. Android offers other services but through 3rd party suppliers like Spotify. Spotify does the same thing with Offline play. That will work across different devices. So like I said it really comes down to the user and what they want to learn how to use. Another benefit of Apple is that when I receive text messages on my iPhone I can see and respond to them on my iPad. This is due to continuity. If you run Yosemite on your Mac, iOS 8 on your iPad or iPhone, you can share all phone calls and text messages on every device. If somebody calls me I can answer it on my iPad or my iPhone. I can use FaceTime as well or I can dial out an audio call on my iPad. I find this to be a very useful feature that is available because of Apples closed system architecture. The fingerprint scanner allows for easy open access. I don't have to input a passcode any more. And it always reads my fingerprint the first time. (Unless of course you have water on your finger tip. Even then sometimes it works really well). This slims down the time to access my apps and files. Also, if you update to iOS 9 there is a new feature that allows you to run multiple apps at once, side by side. I can check my email while working in my notes app. That is super useful so I don't have to switch in between apps anymore. The retina screen is by far the best improvement. Since the resolution is so high, every detail really matters. Images look great with both the rear and front facing camera.

I recently cracked the screen on my ipad 4 and was debating on whether to send it to Apple for repair or purchase an updated ipad model. Read many of the reviews on the new Ipad Air 2 and felt the processor was better and really liked the lighter weight of ipad. Really happy I opted to spend a few dollars more to upgrade to this ipad. Apple was going to charge $299 to send out another Ipad 4. I paid $330 and got the newest version. One of my best purchases in a long time!!!

Received this IPad for Christmas, and not having an Apple product before, I was impressed at how easy it was to navigate thru. The tips and set up was very well described. Loved the slimmer design and light weight since I seem to carry it everywhere with me now.The battery life is amazing, I've never had a tablet or phone that's battery lasted like this IPad and I use it all the time for playing games, reading, searching the web and facetiming with family and friends.

I've used different ipads but this is the first Ipad I bought for myself. I got this to use for work and I must say I'm very pleased with it!. It is fast and light. Easy to carry around. The battery life is really good too. In my opinion ipad air2 is just as good as the ipad pro and it's a bit cheaper. Got it during when it was on sale so that's a big plus!

Made this purchase for my mother-in-law who had an iPad 2 which was really showing its age. She loves her new iPad. It's quick and easier to read. It's lighter than the old iPad she had. A little bonus was the extra space (32gb) that was made available this year. For those wanting an iPad but don't want to pay for the latest, this is a good choice.