The 13-inch iPad Air (2025) isn't the most exciting year-on-year upgrade but it remains the iPad to buy for creatives who don't want to spend $1,000 on the Pro.

if money's no object – and that's still true despite the introduction of the even more powerful 2021 iPad Pro models. Not to start the review at the end or anything, but that's the deal.

Put it side-by-side next to the M1 iPad Pro from 2021 and you wouldn’t be able to tell a difference ... the iPad Air is 19 grams lighter in its Wi-Fi + Cellular configuration, which Apple sent me for ...

According to Gurman, Apple is aiming to release updated M6-powered iPad Pro models at some point in 2027. However the chip ...

The iPad Mini remains a compact and portable device that sticks to the original iPad concept, offering a simple and effective experience. Key updates include the A17 Pro chip, Apple Pencil Pro ...

we have a dedicated review roundup. While the 2024 iPad Pro models look a lot like the 2018, 2020, 2021, and 2022 versions, Apple did make some updates. Both models are significantly thinner and ...

Quite a price hike over the standard iPad No Face ID, 60Hz display Do you need this much power? Magic Keyboard is expensive With the further powering up of Apple’s iPad Air tablet – now with an M3 ...

The iPad Mini 7 is the ultimate mobile entertainment device, with a speedy processor, stellar display, fantastic audio, and a mobile gaming experience that can't be beat.

Sure, there’s no OLED display or M4 chip… or Face ID, but it’s plenty powerful, supports the Apple Pencil Pro, and costs $400 less. Compared to last year’s model, the iPad Air (2025 ...