Apple’s new tablet is exactly what you think it is. Which is fine.

There are reasons to spend more on this Air than the entry-level $349 iPad, even if you're spending $250 more to get it. The two big ones are the M3 chip and Pencil Pro ($129, sold separately) compatibility.

The iPad Air M3 makes one of our favorite tablets even faster, though folks who own a recent Apple tablet won’t find much new here.

The iPad Air still hits the sweet spot in Apple’s tablet lineup, offering a lot of additional features over the basic iPad while keeping a relatively affordable price.

Apple announced new, faster and more colorful versions of its most popular products, the MacBook Air, iPad and iPad Air.

It was a major launch which not only featured a standard 11-inch Air but also the option to go supersized and buy a 13-inch version for the very first time. As you can read in our full iPad Air M2 review,

In an announcement whose timing caught many on the hop, Apple has now refreshed every iPad in the last 12 months.

Apple's March iPad lineup changes introduces a new entry-level model and updates the iPad Air. Here's which iPad is best in early 2025, at any price point.

Should you get the new low-cost iPad or spring for the M3 iPad Air? We break down all the key specs and features to help you decide between Apple's latest tablets.

The new iPad Air and iPad both feature speed boosts, but there’s another upgrade in the entry-level iPad’s that has us more excited.