The iPad Air (2020) is the all-purpose iPad — a tablet that’s ready to have fun, but can be serious when it needs to be, with enough flexibility and features to even satisfy would-be power users.

Meet the new iPad, which is a lot like the old iPad Meet the new iPad, which is a lot like the old iPad To answer those questions, we’ve put together a comparison outlining the similarities and ...

Apple has released a new 10.2-inch iPad model with a few updates to its camera, display, performance, and storage capacities. Here's what you should know about whether it's enough to upgrade. The ...

The iPad Air (2020) brought some noticeable design changes, as Apple ditched the home button in favor of smaller bezels. Following such a big change, it’s probably not surprising the company has ...

If you’re looking for special iPad deals, Apple on Monday began selling the 2020 iPad Pro models in its Apple Refurbished Store. Customers can now buy a refurbished iPad Pro from the previous ...

Apple’s integrated approach combines custom software and silicon. This typically ensures five to seven years of smooth device operation. Their efficient A-series and M-series chips deliver reliable ...

With both models offering the same design, it’s down to whether you find the 2021 iPad Pro’s hardware upgrades tempting. The XDR display on the 12.9in will certainly lure many but both sizes get the ...

Apple today began selling refurbished versions of the fourth-generation iPad Air for the first time since the tablet was initially released in October 2020. The fourth-generation iPad Air introduced ...

I’ve been using the iPad Pro for more than a week now—you can read my review here—and one of the first things I did was seek to answer the question of whether last year’s Magic Keyboard would fit this ...

Apple debuted the 2021 iPad Pro lineup just over a year after the 2020 iPad Pro arrived. The new M1 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro bring a number of hardware updates and capabilities beyond the switch ...

The fifth-generation iPad Air has launched with an upgrade to M1 and 5G support, but it may be a tough choice for folks that already own the fourth-generation model. Here's how the two stack up.

The 2020 Air was a total redesign; not so this time. From the outside, the only way anyone will know you're using the 2022 model is if you have one of the new color options introduced this year.