Unlike the Pro, there’s still just a single 12MP sensor on the rear, but the front sensor has finally been upgraded: it’s now a 12MP Ultra Wide snapper with a 122° field of view.
It doesn’t offer ProMotion’s fast refresh rates, but it is clear, bright and gives great viewing angles. The Liquid Retina display remains the same at 10.9in. That means flat sides, delightful aluminium all over and a screen that fills the front. Visually, it’s the spit of its predecessor, which itself was almost identical to the iPad Pro 11in from 2020. Apple reckons the supercharged silicon makes the new iPad Air the fastest tablet available for the price. This comes courtesy of Apple’s meaty M1 chip, the same 8-core processor found in the iPad Pro. Starting at $599/£669 for the 64GB Wi-Fi version, the fifth-generation iPad Air is still a streamlined tablet but packs beefier performance than ever before. Only this time, the price has gone down by a tenner. Fast forward to 2022 and it’s been upgraded yet again. In 2020, the iPad Air evolved from a featherweight slate into something significantly more powerful – and demanded an extra £100 for the privilege.
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