Amazon has
64GB Apple iPad Air 5th Gen 10.9" Wi-Fi Tablet (Blue, 2022 Model MM9E3LL/A) on sale for
$499.99.
Shipping is free.
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caroisseur for sharing this deal.
Product Specs:- 10.9" 2360x1640 Resolution True-Tone Liquid Retina IPS display
- Apple M1 chip with Neural Engine
- 8GB RAM
- 64GB Internal Storage
- 802.11ax WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS
- Fingerprint Sensor
- Rear Camera: 12MP Wide Camera
- Front Camera (Selfie): 12MP Ultra Wide Front Camera with Center Stage
- USB Type C Charge & Data Port
- Li-Ion (28.6 Wh) Battery
- Upgradable to latest iPadOS version
Top Comments
"Announced in March 2022, the iPad Air is now among the older iPads in Apple's lineup and it is likely at the end of its product cycle. Rumors suggest that a new iPad Air could come as soon as October 2023. This means that now not a good time to buy the iPad Air and most customers should wait for a new model to launch."
So, it's a great tablet, but unless you're going to use the Pencil or do some PC-type work on your Air, I'd stick with the regular iPad.
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its buying a Macbook with 128gb today.
$450 iPad 9 with fast cpu has 256gb. The overkill M1 64gb is so unbalance and needs 128gb usbc dongle.
Windows tab come with 256gb-512gb for half the price.
Intel does the same with their 12 cores, more watts
"Announced in March 2022, the iPad Air is now among the older iPads in Apple's lineup and it is likely at the end of its product cycle. Rumors suggest that a new iPad Air could come as soon as October 2023. This means that now not a good time to buy the iPad Air and most customers should wait for a new model to launch."
But with this level discount and this chip, this will last a long time. Heck, my work laptop is an M1, and I'm a power user with like 20 apps open at once, 20 things plugged in via 2 Caldigit docks, and I've never felt the need to upgrade to an M2 MacBook Pro.
This is a lot of computing power for the price. The M2 is marginally faster, and you'd notice for some things on desktop like rendering. On the iPad? You'll likely never notice.
The lack of storage is a way bigger issue, IMO.