From OzMobiles, an iPad Air costs from about $259 to $779, depending on make and model. This saves you hundreds of dollars of the recommended retail prices.

The main difference between an iPad and an iPad Air in terms of performance is that an iPad Air packs more memory and contains the M1 chip as opposed to the iPad’s A14 Bionic.

The iPad Air is designed to be a slimmer, lighter iPad that packs a punch in terms of its performance, with ultra-fast 5G Internet and an Apple M1 chip.

The iPad Air is 10.86 inches when you measure it diagonally as a rectangle.

Yes. While the latest iPad Air (4th Gen) doesn’t have a headphone jack, all previous models do. You can still listen to headphones on your iPad Air 4th Gen by using wireless (e.g. Bluetooth) headphones or buying a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter.