iPad Air 2 9.7in WiFi 128GB
A newer model iPad Air (3rd Gen) 10.5in WiFi 256GB (2019) was released in March 2019.
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Apple iPad Air 2 Review: Should You Upgrade?
Most are in agreement that Apple's iPad Air 2 is one of the finest tablets ever produced, if not the best out there, period. Certainly, it's not difficult to make that case -- after all, the latest 9.7-inch iPad is thinner than its predecessor at just 6.1mm thick, wicked fast with its custom A8X...- Slimmer than a shaved pencil
- lighter than a pound
- Sleek design and now comes in gold
- Fast A8X SoC
- 2GB of RAM
- and new storage tiers
- Upgraded cameras are finally worth talking about
- Lots of little upgrades
- such as the Touch ID sensor and barometer
- Yet again
- pricing remains the same
- 1-year...
- While battery life is as advertised
- it's less than the previous iPad Air
- Isn't built for productivity
- C'mon Apple
- start including Beats earphones
The iPad Air 2 takes the title (from Apple's original Air) of Best Tablet You Can Buy. The updates aren't enough to force an upgrade from a 2013 Air, but it'll feel like a tablet from another planet if you're still using an original iPad or iPad 2, or an early Android.
- Somehow
- even thinner than ever
- Very snappy performance
- thanks to A8X chip upgrade
- Fingerprint login
- Better cameras
- The familiar iPad-family gripes (no MicroSD card slot
- reliance on iTunes
- Rear camera lacks a flash
- Physical mute/orientation-lock switch has been eliminated
video Review: iPad Air 2 is the best tablet ever (until next year)
The iPad Air 2 posted huge performance gains while slimming down and keeping the same battery life. iPad Air owners don't need to upgrade so soon, but for everyone else it'll feel like a worthy purchase.- Incredibly fast A8X processor makes everything feel more immediate
- Same great battery life
- Easier to see in bright sunlight
- Comes in gold
- and has Touch ID
- 16GB isn't enough storage for the entry level model
- Otherwise it's the same as last year's
Apple iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3
The form-factor didn't change since last year's redesign, but even though the iPad Air 2 is slimmer than its predecessor, Apple didn't sacrifice battery life. The company claims up to 10 hours using Wi-Fi, and in three battery rundown tests I averaged 10 hours and 14 minutes of continuously watching...- Incredibly fast A8X processor makes everything feel more immediate
- same great battery life
- easier to see in bright sunlight, Comes in gold and has Touch ID
- 16GB isn't enough storage for the entry level model
- Otherwise it's the same as last year's
Apple iPad Air 2 Review (Review Apple iPad Air 2)
The iPad Air 2 balances seamless ease of use, app abundance, and raw power in its ever-so-slender frame, continuing Apple's reign atop the tablet heap.- Very thin and light., Extremely fast processor., Best app design and selection of any platform., Cellular models can be switched between wireless carriers in software.
- Expensive., Battery life is just okay.
Love this tablet!
Love this tablet. Love how thin it its, but sometimes because it's too thin and slick, it slips out of my hands. Overall, would definitely recommend!- Thin
- user friendly
- good batterly life
- handy
- Slick
- too thin
iPad Air 2 Review: The BEST Value Tablet Money Can Buy
Apple's iPad Air 2 sees key new additions in lots of important areas, so do not be fooled by its familiar exterior- Excellent Display
- Masses of power
- Gorgeous design, Lightweight
- Vast ecosystem
- Improved Imaging
- More memory
- No NFC
- Battery is smaller than previous generation (not that you'll notice
iPad Air 2 review
Besides the Touch ID fingerprint feature, the screen assembly and uprated processor are the headline features. New cameras are a bonus too. Overall the Apple iPad Air 2 is the best tablet you can buy, even though it’s been discontinued by Apple.
Great!
It's a very good device. It's fast moving all the apps, and it has got a very good display. Also, the price is very important, but nowadays it is not expensive, so if you want an iPad, you should buy it!
Apple iPad Air 2 review: Slimmer and faster, but a smaller battery
Smartphone and tablet vendors seem to be locked in an arms race to build the thinnest possible devices at the moment, with the current thinnest smartphone - the Oppo R5 - being so skeletal at 4.85mm that it can't even accommodate a 3.5mm audio jack.- Thin
- light and elegant design
- Excellent build quality
- Excellent performance
- Low-reflectivity Retina HD display
- Touch ID support
- Improved iSight and FaceTime HD cameras
- Lower-capacity battery than the 2013 iPad Air
- No MicroSD storage expansion