Storm Score 78 out of 100
Reviews 5 published
Outlets 5 publications
Top Outlet Engadget highest score
% Positive 100% acclaim+

Critics' Consensus

“Critics praise the ipad air m3 for its balanced price‑performance and solid performance for most users, but fault its modest upgrades and costly accessories.”

Certified
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Acclaimed
78 / 100
Tier Distribution 5 reviews total
0%
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Universal Acclaim (90–100): 0 reviews
Critically Acclaimed (70–89): 5 reviews
Mixed Reception (<70): 0 reviews

Critical Assessment

What Critics Praise

  • Affordable large-screen iPad
  • Powerful M3 chip
  • Improved Magic Keyboard
  • Reasonable base storage
  • Aluminum frame
  • Lightweight design

Points of Contention

  • Display feels dated
  • Still uses Touch ID
  • Missing OLED panel
  • No new color options

Professional Reviews

5 reviews from 5 critics
89
Nathan Ingraham
Engadget

“However, for people who want more from their iPad, the Air is just as easy for me to recommend as it was last year.”

Acclaimed 89/100
80
Stephan Wiesend
MacWorld

“The iPad Air has consistently been the best choice for most users, and this remains true of the new version, which offers the best balance of price and features among Apple’s tablets.”

Acclaimed 4/5
80
Stan Schroeder
Mashable

“on using the iPad Air as your main productivity machine, my verdict is the same as it is for the best iPads: Don't.”

Acclaimed 4/5
70
Brenda Stolyar
Wired

“It delivers a great experience, but it doesn't bring anything vital to the table that warrants paying full price.”

Acclaimed 7/10
70
Kyle Barr
Gizmodo

“It's a refresh to Apple's solid mid-range tablet, but it lacks the versatility, power, or price of the company's other iPads.”

Acclaimed 3.5/5

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