The new iPad Air kept the same price as the 2020 model when it launched. You can get both the expanded 256GB of storage and the 5G connectivity in the most decked-out model, which comes in at $899.
You can pay $749 to get a Wi-Fi model with 256GB, or pay the same price for a 64GB model with Wi-Fi and 5G cellular connectivity. The iPad Air 2022 costs $599 for the 64GB configuration with Wi-Fi (opens in new tab). If this all sounds too expensive for you, then Apple is keeping the 9th-generation 10.2-inch iPad at its existing $329 / £369 / AU$549 starting price. You can bump that up to 256GB, but that'll cost you an extra $150 on either model. If you'd like 5G cellular connectivity for your iPad, that starts from $599 / £679 / AU$999.įor that money, you’ll get a measly 64GB of storage. You'll pay $449 / £499 / AU$749 for the base model, which is a $120 increase on the cheapest iPad 10.2-inch model - a change that doesn't sit well with global editor in chief Mark Spoonauer. You can pre-order the iPad 2022 right now or wait to buy it from the store on October 26. However, some have argued that the M1 chip is overkill for a tablet. As we saw with the 2021 iPad Pros, the M1 chip can give an iPad a remarkable boost in performance and power efficiency. This M1 injection is the main thing distinguishing the new iPad Air from the previous model. The iPad Air packs the M1 chip, making it the second Apple tablet to sport the company’s powerful chip after the iPad Pro 2021. That means you'll get faster data speeds when you're at home too, up to 30% faster by Apple's math. In addition to faster cellular connections, the iPad benefits from Wi-Fi 6 support. According to Apple's own material, the A14 offers 20% better CPU performance and 10% better graphics performance than the outgoing model.
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