Rating 4.5 29 reviews
Manufacturer: Apple
price ₱26,490.00
iMore
7 years ago

The 10.5-inch iPad Air (2019) is almost the 10.5-inch iPad Pro (2017), minus a few features and for a much lower price.
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The Verge
7 years ago

Apple iPad Air 2019 review: happy medium

There sure are a lot of different iPads now. Last week's announcement of a new iPad Air and iPad mini means that Apple's tablet lineup includes five different screen sizes, each of which has its own storage or LTE options on top of that.
Pros:
  • Fast processor
  • Excellent screen
  • Keyboard connector
Cons:
  • First-gen Apple Pencil support only
  • Speakers only on one side
  • Touch ID isn't as convenient as Face ID
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Digitaltrends
7 years ago

Apple iPad Air (2019) Review

The iPad Air excels in entertaining but is also a reliable companion for professionals.
Pros:
  • Excellent 10.5-inch screen
  • Fantastic performance
  • Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard support
  • Great battery life
  • Helpful multitasking features
Cons:
  • Dull design
  • Fast charging cable and adapter not included
  • No second-gen Apple Pencil support
Read more on Digitaltrends
PC Magazine
7 years ago

Apple iPad Air (2019)

Apple's iPad lineup has gotten pretty granular this year, but it's relatively clear to me who each of the models is for and why. The base $329 iPad is for kids or anyone focused primarily on video and web browsing. Its less powerful processor doesn't really matter in basic use.
Pros:
  • Fast performance
  • Slim, light design
  • Nice display
  • Works with Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard case
Cons:
  • Camera could be better
  • There are a lot of other iPad choices right now
Read more on PC Magazine
PC World
7 years ago

iPad Air (2019) review: Apple finds the sweet spot

Sandwiched neatly between the budget iPad and the pricey iPad Pro is the iPad Air, a strange set of tradeoffs and compromises that delivers most of...
Pros:
  • Hundreds less than the iPad Pro
  • A12 chip is blazing fast
  • Fits existing iPad Pro 10.5-inch Smart Keyboard
Cons:
  • No quad stereo speakers
  • No Face ID
  • No ProMotion display
Read more on PC World
Macworld
7 years ago

Apple's new iPad Pros are high-end tablet marvels, with a new slim-bezel design, Face ID, crazy-fast A12X chip, and new wireless Apple Pencil. But when Apple introduced the overhauled third-generation models, it also blew up the price.
Pros:
  • Hundreds less than the iPad Pro
  • A12 chip is blazing fast
  • Fits existing iPad Pro 10.5-inch Smart Keyboard
Cons:
  • No quad stereo speakers
  • No Face ID
  • No ProMotion display
Read more on Macworld
ZDNet
7 years ago

iPad Air (2019) review: Apple's newest tablet combines productivity with affordability

For the past few years, there's been a giant void left in Apple's iPad lineup. On the low end, the base iPad model has retained the traditional form factor, with a spec bump here and there, and most recently gained Apple Pencil support.
Pros:
  • Affordably priced
  • Solid performance and battery life
  • Smart Keyboard support
Cons:
  • No Face ID
  • Needs more speakers
Read more on ZDNet
ZDNet
7 years ago

Apple iPad Air 10.5-inch 64GB WiFi Space Grey MUUJ2X/A review

For the past few years, there's been a giant void left in Apple's iPad lineup. On the low end, the base iPad model has retained the traditional form factor, with a spec bump here and there, and most recently gained Apple Pencil support.
Pros:
  • Affordably priced
  • Solid performance and battery life
  • Smart Keyboard support
Cons:
  • No Face ID
  • Needs more speakers
Read more on ZDNet
AppleInsider
7 years ago

Review: The third-generation 2019 iPad Air is pro enough

The 2019 iPad Air is Apple's newest mid-to-high tier tablet, and falls just below the Pro line and just above the sixth-generation iPad, making it unexciting, but arguably the go-to tablet for the general consumer.
Pros:
  • iPad
  • Review
  • Video
  • iPad Air
  • iPad Air 3
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Engadget
7 years ago

For the past few years, Apple's iPad lineup has had a large and obvious hole in it. At one end, there's the $329 iPad , an affordable way to do basic computing and run the many excellent apps out there.
Pros:
  • Excellent display
  • Strong battery life
  • Snappy performance
  • Support for Apple's Smart Keyboard
Cons:
  • Uses the goofy old Apple Pencil
  • A design that's getting rather tired
  • Only two speakers
Read more on Engadget
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