Testseek.com have collected 491 expert reviews of the Apple iPad Air 9.7 inch and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad Air 9.7 inch.
November 2013
(90%)
491 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Apple iPad Air was launched in India this month priced at 35,900 for 16 GB Wi-Fi. Unlike the iPhone 5S, the iPad Air does not sport a finger sensor on the home button but looks fairly light and slim. The tablet sport 9.7 inch LED display and runs on iOS 7...
Abstract: This comparison takes the two most competitive tablets, Samsung's Galaxy NotePro 12.2 and Sony's Xperia Z2 Tablet, and measures how they stand next to Apple's iPad Air.Where function meets formDesign is paramount in making complex technology available to ...
Abstract: Generation after generation, Apple iPad remains to be our favorite tablet device. The next generation of Apple iPad is here and it's utterly fabulous. Initially launched in the US on November 1, the iPad Air just landed in Indian stores last week. It's gr...
Abstract: Currently the Tablet market is getting flooded with new innovations and trendy new Tablets. Smartphone makers also started to join in the tablet with their debut tabs. Recently Apple turned up the heat on competitors by introducing the iPad Air which is m...
Abstract: We recently did the best phone of 2013 – LG G2 review. Apple iPad Air is simply phenomenal that's what I can say after the use. Actually writing the post about its review on my iPad air. Apple launched it as iPad air not any iPad 5 the few reasons are it'...
Abstract: Spending a large sum of money on a particular tablet without looking at the competition isn't a wise idea. With Apple launching the iPad Air, Samsung has also introduced the Galaxy Tab 10.1 (2014 edition). Below is a table giving the specs of the two. For...
The Apple iPad Air starts at Rs 35,900 for the 16GB, Wi-Fi model and we feel this is a bit too much for what's on offer. The drastic weight loss and new internals aside, we don't see why someone would buy the Air instead of the 32GB iPad mini with Retina...
Great ergonomic design, Powerful processor and GPU, Great battery life
Slightly expensive
The iPad was always a slim tablet, but it started gaining a bit of weight in 2012. The addition of the Retina Display meant that Apple could not reduce or maintain the same weight as the iPad 2. This of course had to change and Apple has opted for a drama...
Weight shed makes a lot of difference, Very sophisticated design, Good battery life, Retina Display still rocks
Pricey proposition, for the higher storage versions, No TouchID
This is truly the new iPad we've wanted for a long time, at least as far as the design and form factor is concerned. With the iPad Mini, it was clear that Apple's focus would be on improving the portability and use comfort. The only drawback is that the t...
