Testseek.com have collected 204 expert reviews of the Apple iPad Air 4 10.9 inch and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad Air 4 10.9 inch .
November 2020
(89%)
204 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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Published: 2021-05-24, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Great picture and sound, Attractive design, Excellent user experience,
Imperfect front-facing camera, Touch ID button is awkward, Not the cheapest tablet around,
If you want the ultimate iPad experience, Apple would probably point you in the direction of its Pro range. But the iPad Air 4 (2020) is all the iPad most people will ever need. It's such a solid and capable all-rounder, that very few will feel the need t...
Great design, Large display, Compatible with Pro accessories
Touch ID can be hard to locate, £100/$100 price hike, Thicker bezels than Pro range
The iPad Air 2020 is a huge glow up for Apple's mid-range tablet, ditching the ageing design for something more industrial and modern. The new design brings it into line with the iPad Pro range, and with a near-identical full-screen display and dimensions...
Nearly as fast as the iPad Pro, Thin and light, Decent camera
Accessories are expensive
Apple might not call this tablet an iPad Pro but the 4th-generation iPad Air is very much a tablet that deserves to be viewed in the same light, and mentioned in the same breath. It's a brilliantly usable productivity tablet and a highly capable laptop re...
Published: 2020-11-04, Author: Andrew , review by: Digitaltrends.com
Excellent hardware design, Strong battery life and USB-C, Wonderful display, Pro-level performance, Magic Keyboard support, Fast fingerprint sensor
Base 64GB of storage, Expensive upsell to 256GB
Yes. If you've been eyeing an iPad Pro but didn't want to spend that much money, the iPad Air is a great place to land. You'll get most of the experience of an 11-inch iPad Pro, but save a considerable amount of money.Editors' RecommendationsThe best iPad...
Great new design, Overall a huge leap for the Air line, Better accessory support, Very fast,
Odd gulf between storage options, Apple Pencil and Keyboard cases are pricey,
The iPad Air 4 is a truly excellent tablet, especially for the £599/$599 price. It even makes the iPad Pro 11-inch a tough sell.ProsGreat new designOverall a huge leap for the Air lineBetter accessory supportVery fastConsOdd gulf between storage optionsAp...
Published: 2020-10-26, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
modern design, great performance, good battery life, great screen, USBC, iPadOS, plenty of apps, great speakers, great mics, great videocall camera, long support, recycled aluminium
no Fortnite or cloud game streaming, no multiuser support, relatively small storage on the starting model with no way to add more, comparatively expensive
The iPad Air is essentially an 11in iPad Pro but with a few high-end features removed for a £190 price cut.That means it has Apple's attractive, modern tablet design, slim bezels, top performance, long and reliable battery life and a robust software ecosy...
Published: 2020-10-22, Author: André , review by: macworld.co.uk
Attractive design, Super-powerful processor, Supports Pro accessories
Middling battery life, 60Hz screen
The iPad Air (2020) is a significant step forward - especially compared to its direct predecessor, which is just over a year old.The gap between the Air and Pro models is shrinking, but remains noticeable in certain areas. Still, if you're thinking about...
Vastly improved design, Almost unreasonably powerful, USB-C for charging and accessories
Speaker set-up weird in portrait, No ProMotion, Limited storage options
We started this review by saying last year's iPad Air was the best iPad for most people. The fourth-generation iPad Air makes an even stronger argument. Sure, it's more expensive and, yes, the weird audio output in portrait is a pity. But the mix of refi...
