The most powerful Apple iPad Air (2020) ever features a new all-screen design with a larger 10.9-inch display, a new 12MP rear camera, a next-generation Touch ID sensor, and more. iPads are powerful, widely known, and simple; most schools and businesses understand and cater to iPad users. This year, the $599 iPad Air offers so much more than the $329 base iPad that it’s worth taking the step up if you can afford it.
Apple has increased the price of the iPad Air over the last generation. The fourth-generation Apple iPad Air (2020) slots between the entry-level iPad and the flagship iPad Pro (2021). It’s available with either 64GB or 256GB of storage and prices start at £579 ($599, AU$899) for the entry-level 64GB Wi-Fi-only model and £729 ($749, AU$1129) for the Wi-Fi/Cellular model.
The design of the iPad Air has a lot in common with the iPad Pro range. The home button has been dropped in favor of an all-screen design to make it more in line with Apple’s Pro products. The resolution is impressive at 2360 x 1640, which equates to 264 pixels per inch. We found the screen to be fantastic for watching the video, with vibrant colors and strong peak brightness, so you’ll enjoy a premium viewing experience when watching Netflix or other streaming services. It is available in various colors such as Space Gray, Silver, Rose Gold, Green, and Sky Blue.
The iPad Air (2020) is running Apple’s latest iPad 14 software. iPadOS 14 brings widgets and other new features to the tablet. Moreover, the sensors include Fingerprint (top-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, compass, barometer, and Siri natural language commands and dictation. The tablet is fueled with Li-Po, non-removable (28.6 Wh) and the talk time is 10 hours
