Apple iPad Air Retina display, a 12MP Center Stage front camera with M3 Chip, Liquid Retina Display, 128GB, Wi-Fi 6E, Space Gray/11-inch

I am learning to use it pretty easily and it will be very helpful for my work as a pianist/organist. All previous music purchases From Music Notes are now available on my iPad thru their app. Plan to scan and catalog a lot of my personal sheet music as well

I really like the size and color of this ipad. The M3 chip is smooth and fast. The video quality is excellent. I can play all my games and movies on this so much better than my mini 6.

my daughter loves to draw. and play Roblox. this was the perfect gift for her. I spent the extra money and got a 1 TB so she had plenty of room. her last one is still going and she's had it since 2016! good quality not a bad price once you look around. would have been cheaper without apple care,but you just never know. rather be safe than sorry

Of course I have loved my iPad and iPad Pro for ages! My old iPad has been around so long. I don't think it even updates to the latest operating system completely. But it would still work for most of the things I use it for anyway. I'm thinking of trying to pass it on to someone who is interested in starting out in tech. Maybe someone older who would like to try it? I know the cost of the Internet service might be prohibitive for someone like this, but free Internet access would work at the library where the Wi-Fi connect works, and the librarians would probably be happy to help an older person if they were just starting to explore. Love my Walmart shopping.

I purchased this for my daughter who is a music teacher. She loves it for note-taking , free games, music notation, making classroom charts and organizing classroom activities. It was an upgrade for RAM / memory and speed. Great choice for students and teachers. The pen we bought separately hooks right on the side and charges!

I have been using an iPad since they first came out. This is by far the fastest and the screen size is huge with a very light weight. I added a flexible case to protect the back and a screen cover to keep it from getting scratched and it is still light. I haven't had it long and am noticing several differences from my 4 year old iPad Pro but still find it easy to use.

I was going to preorder the 2026 model, but decided to get this one at a discount instead. If you're not trying to do any high-end gaming on this, it's still a great tablet in just about every way. Ipad OS is smooth and snappy, display is about as good as a 60hz display can get (the 2026 model is 60hz as well) and everything I do works perfectly. Video watching, social media browsing, using the pencil for digital artwork. If you can get it for $100 less than the newest model, it's well worth the buy.

It has a nice big screen but, you don't have a home button anymore so that has taken me time to get used to. It also seems heavier than my previous iPad (iPad 9.7" Pro I think). The battery lasts longer than my previous iPad as well which is nice when streaming. I like it and will eventually get used to the differences. I was basically forced to upgrade as my previous iPad was no longer getting updates and was becoming so slow that I couldn't take it anymore.

Well, it would probably be great if it didn't disappear during delivery, taking my $500 with it. OK. I know this isn't the spot for such complaints, and Apple makes a great tablet. I have the previous model, and it's great. I say do yourself a favor and buy the iPad Air, but pick it up in person or curbside.

i got this for note taking in my classes but honestly this is my last purchase with the brand. half of the features are a gimmick, particularly apple intelligence. there is almost no AI integration with this tablet. something as simple as water resistance is not present. i had to complete the setup transfer process 3 times before it worked to transfer from old iPad. the tablet also comes with no essential accessories such as a pencil or keyboard