Apple iPad Air (10.5-inch, Wi-Fi, 256GB) - Space Gray (3rd Generation)

My daughter loves her iPad and never broke once since I got it for her! Only problem is the charging.. it’s very slow and her iPad dies quickly. Other than that, my daughter has no complaints on it, though, the only complaint I have is, she uses her iPad too much 😂😂

Fantastic machine…

I am loving my iPad Air 3! I am actually writing the review on it! The screen is massive, and the display is really clear. You can multitask just like you would on a MacBook, so that is another plus. The iPad has the same chip as the iPhone XS and XS Max phones, so the iPad runs much faster than other iPads. The bezels are also really small, and the iPad is extremely lightweight for how big it is. It also has a Smart connector so you can use keyboards without needing to use Bluetooth or batteries. The only downside it the camera is practically the same as the iPad Air 2 (Which was released in 2014) and the camera isn’t very good. But really, who’s going to be taking pictures with a 10.5 inch iPad. That’s what iPhones are for. This was not a real downside for me, just something to keep in mind. The price is also much better than the 2018 iPad Pro (Which runs for about $800) so this iPad is a great value. Overall, this iPad was an amazing purchase. I definitely recommend it to everyone looking to upgrade to a new iPad without severely denting the wallet.

Upgraded from an iPad Air (2nd generation). Had to send back the original iPad Air 10.5 I had shipped to me as the battery was experiencing numerous issues. Within three days I got a replacement and this device is amazing. You are missing out on a lot of the features that the 2017 iPad Pro had (since this body is nearly identical to the 2017 iPad Pro), including the additional two top speakers and the Pro Motion, however with the A12 chip in this iPad, you’re device is honestly future proof and can expect a few years of iOS support. All-in-all, I think this is a great device that is priced fairly for those not wanting to sell an ark and a leg for the newer 2018 iPad Pro’s. Would recommend getting a case on this ASAP if you’re planning on making the jump.Apple Pencil support is a nice welcome as well. Only 1st generation will work which is a bummer but the 2nd generation physically can’t work with this model. Likely Apple cleaning their warehouse trying to sell their older products. Regardless, the 1st gen Apple Pencil still holds up and works magic on this iPad.If you’re wanting an iPad that can run like a Pro device but willing to sacrifice a few features, I’d highly recommend this iPad. Perfect midrange iPad for most consumers.

Jumped on this iPad Air 2019 as soon as Amazon dropped the price to $449 (matching Best Buy's sale last weekend) :)Been wanting to upgrade from my iPad Pro (9.7" 2016) for this one with faster CPU and bigger screen & even higher resolution, and it does not disappoint! Everything runs even more smooth and apps open super fast. Can't wait to play Diablo Immortal on this iPad Air when it comes out in a few month! You can see from my pics that the Air's screen is bigger than the 9.7" - great for videos/Hulu and games. Moreover, when new iPadOS comes out in a few weeks - this Air's larger screen size is ideal for using it as a laptop (been using my iPads as laptops for the past 7 years, feels great not to have a lug around a large heavy laptop on trips).This iPad Air is slightly longer than the regular iPad, but is also a tiny bit thinner and more light weight!Thanks Amazon for the sweet price :)

This is my 3rd iPad and I like it. Quick, easy to use, good screen quality. But - there is one major and very annoying flaw. This IPad does not maintain bluetooth connection with a bluetooth keyboard. I’ve tried 3 keyboards. When it loses connection, you will need to turn the ipad and keyboard off. After you turn the keyboard back on, you will need to ‘forget the device (keyboard), turn bluetooth off and back on, and proceed to reconnect as though it were a new, unknown device. MAJOR DESIGN FLAW!

The battery was dying on my MacBook Pro 13”, but it was five years old, and I didn’t think it was worth it. I also didn’t like the price of a new MacBook Pro, so I decided to try an iPad Air3 10.5” wIth a keyboard for several hundred dollars less, And I’m very satisfied with that decision. It’s thinner, lighter, faster and has a much better screen resolution and camera. With the same 256GB storage capacity and access to all of my files and photos on iCloud, it’s basically doing everything I could do with my old laptop but with a much more portable device, a touch screen and a pencil for graphics work. It also allows me to take pics and videos that would never be practical with a laptop.Yes, it’s a slightly smaller screen (but only by 2.5“), and it required some adjustments in getting used to the new keyboard, file storage system and some other features, but for me, the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages of making the switch. The battery takes a bit longer to charge, but it also doesn’t need a clunky cord, and it stays charged much longer. If I disconnect the keyboard/protective case, it’s even more portable, but even with them, I can take it places and do things with it I could never do with my laptop. Since I also have an iPhone, everything I do is synced through iCloud.I don’t regret my decision go this route at all. For others who don’t need a really high powered system tied to their work place and just want a very flexible/portable computer to meet their needs, I would highly recommend looking into the iPad Air3 as an alternative to their old MacBooks.