AppleiPad Air 13-inch with M3 chip Built for Apple Intelligence, Liquid Retina Display, 128GB, 12MP Front/Back Camera, Wi-Fi 6E, Touch ID, All-Day Battery Life — Space Gray

This I pad is great/ / and Amazon is great/ 1 am making payment on it/ with out that I couldn’t get it/ I love the size to read on/ and being the iPad Air m3 13 it is really fast/ Amazon and the iPad I both really really great/ I just love it 🙂✌️

My new 13-inch iPad Air in that gorgeous dark grey is a game-changer. The expansive screen is perfect for everything, from watching movies to working on projects. It's incredibly fast, handling demanding apps with ease. Plus, the speakers are surprisingly loud and clear, making for an immersive experience. I've been using it non-stop since I got it, and I'm absolutely loving the larger display. It's truly a fantastic device, and I'm so glad I upgraded.

I finally had to part with my older Apple laptop and have to say, why did I wait so long to go back to an iPad. I did get a case with a keypad and this iPad is awesome. Love the weight and size and how fast it is to use. I did get a screen protector and definitely recommend one I got off Amazon, since it was a perfect fit and installation was so easy. (iGluz-2 Pack Screen Protector for iPad Air 13 inch M3 7th Gen(2025 Released) 9H+ Hardness Tempered Glass[12FT Military Grade Shatterproof] Apple Pencil Compatible,Easy Install Box,HD Clear). This iPad was well worth the price and arrived well packaged and very quickly. Also, if you have other Apple products like an iPhone you can just sink your new iPad and your ready to go…

Bought this for my wife to replace an older iPad. She was complaining about the lack of speed. Plus, the older iPad's OS could no longer be upgraded. Plus, we are getting up in age and the size of the older model was starting to cause her issues. This 13" iPad Air is perfect for her. It is large enough and the speed upgrade is amazing. The screen is bright, crisp and perfectly clear. She is delighted with this new model. I also gathered some credit for helping with this purchase.

Love the big screen, definitely worth the upgrade.

Absolutely phenomenal device. I bought it to replace a ca. 2018 iPad, which started showing its age, especially the 32GB storage capacity which was extremely limiting to its use at this point (e.g., constantly having to offload apps just to run updates, much less keeping around what I need on it permanently/stably; though, to its credit, its lasted me up to this point). I decided to check back into "what's going on in iPad land these days" and by sheer serendipity just so happened to time it within a few weeks post-M3 release on this Air model. My main use case from the outset was basically just a higher capacity (I went with the 512 GB upgrade) device, intended primarily for reading, web browsing, and some other one-off apps, with some corresponding buffer in the (overkill) "horsepower" and storage capacity to last me a while (i.e., a few years). After digging through reviews and YouTube videos (among other sources), it seemed that the Pro model would be overkill, whereas the Air product line (and this M3 upgrade in particular) would fit the bill, along with the larger 13" screen option, which was also a relevant factor of consideration for me, particularly for the reading use case.I was expecting to be "wowed" by this device from the get-go just based on the nominal specs sheet alone, but I think what really has solidified the "mindblown" factor for me is just how much of my workflow I'm able to offload onto the iPad (in a short time thus far already, no less--with only more occurring as I proceed). My daily driver is mainly a Windows desktop, along with some Linux-based development work, but as soon as I realized that I could finally "unleash the beast" (a far cry from deleting apps just to be able to run updates on my now-former iPad), I just kept coming up with more and more ways to use this device, most notably offloading regular app uses from my (Android) phone and (Windows/Linux) desktop to the iPad, including (but not limited to) email/messaging, personal finance/banking, background audio/video, remote app control (companion to non-touchscreen desktop apps), etc. It didn't take long at all (read: mere days) to expand the "workflow arsenal at large" to essentially comprise a glorified makeshift "laptop station," as depicted in my attached photo.So, basically, the TL;DR is that I came in with the expectation of a "beefier reading device" and left with a "de facto laptop" lolP.S. Additionally pictured peripherals (not sponsored, and also not fully comprehensive but highlighting the most notable ones):* case: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQZLLJFL* pencil pro: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D3J71RM7* USB-C hub: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DL9BBZW8* keyboard: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WHHZ1H3

I love my new tablet! It’s nice and big. Great for games, movies, and for college!

Perfect! I'm so pleased with this purchase.