Apple put so little effort into revealing the new 11th-generation iPad this past spring that I’d bet most don’t know that there’s a new basic iPad for 2025. Announced within the press ...

While we’d have liked to see the inclusion of an M4 chip instead of the M3, Apple’s new iPad Air is well worth a recommendation, offering an excellent display and strong performance for years ...

The iPad is a versatile device. You can use it as a TV, a notebook, a sketchpad, a gaming console, or a laptop (with the right accessories).But one of its most underrated features is its ability ...

Both the iPad A16 and the iPad Air M3 11" have 500 nits brightness. That was not stated. Now that you’ve narrowed the scope to part of the Air line, then sure, there isn’t much difference.

A bigger iPad doesn't necessarily mean more space for watching movies. Here's which is the best iPad for you out of the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Air, iPad Pro, and the small iPad Mini.

Geekbench 6 results back this up: The iPad (A16) earned a single-core CPU score of 2,582, while the iPad Air M2 was only marginally better at 2,632. This is a roughly 20 percent jump from the 10th ...

This new iPad has a minor speed bump to an A16 chip, which is also used in the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 15. It's better than the A14 on the 10th-gen iPad, but it's hardly a speed demon.

In fact, Apple’s own iPad Pro is thinner than the iPad Air, which is ironic. The 11-inch model weighs about a pound (or 462g) and the larger 13-incher comes in at 1.36lbs (617g). There is no ...

The iPad Air 11 with M3 is fine for certain tasks, but it can’t be your cheaper MacBook with a touchscreen. It’s better than last year’s model, but good enough may not be enough to justify ...

The iPad Air matches the design of its predecessor and comes in two sizes, 11-inch and 13-inch. This is only the second-generation 13-inch iPad Air, with the first having landed in May 2024 ...