The iPad Air and iPad Pro were updated a year ago; the iPad Air got an M2 processor, while the iPad Pro got an M4 and a total makeover, including a fancy new OLED display. The iPa

Apple's latest iPad Air isn't a massive leap in performance compared to 2024's version with M2.

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.

After a week on pre-order, Apple's refreshed iPad Air with M3 processors is now available to buy immediately and the first pre-ordered ones are arriving in users' hands.

It was easy to miss in Apple's blast of launches last week – which also included the new MacBook Air M4 – but Apple recently launched a new iPad Air M3. Alongside a fresh processor, the mid-range tablet was given a new,

That, however, is fine. And the M3 makes the iPad Air the best iPad most people should consider. It’s powerful enough to do almost anything you might want to do on an iPad, and it’s a meaningful improvement over the base iPad, which also got a spec bump.

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

Amazon has kicked off the week by expanding its pre-order discounts on the new M3 iPad Air, now offering as much as $70 off these tablets

The first reviews for the new iPad Air are out, and to no one's surprise, it's still a capable device, if a little boring.

The new iPad Air is basically the Goldilocks of tablets – not too basic, not too pro, just right. With its M3 chip and gorgeous 11-inch screen, it’s powerful enough to replace your laptop but still super portable.