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The 11-inch iPad Air M2 is back in stock for $500.
The 11-inch iPad Air with Apple's M2 chip is back at nearly a record price. This tablet is available for $500, which represents a $100 discount.
Recently, the 11-inch iPad Air powered by the M2 chip has seen a price reduction, now priced at $500, representing a $100 discount from its usual price. This new price is just slightly above the historic low of $498. All color versions are available for $549 or $559, but by activating a removable coupon, you can access the full discount.
This base model comes with 128GB of storage, which is double that of the previous generation, and while it does not include cellular connectivity, it does offer support for Wi-Fi 6E. Additionally, it provides 8GB of RAM, contributing to solid performance.
The M2 iPad Air, released less than a year ago, has received a rating of 91 in reviews, standing out as an excellent option for most users. This device strikes an appealing balance between performance, features, and price, especially with the current offer. It offers better future-proofing compared to the basic iPad, as many apps and features require M-series chips.
Performance in basic tasks like web browsing and streaming videos shouldn't pose any problems. The M2 iPad Air also supports Apple’s intelligence features and demanding games like Death Stranding and the Resident Evil 4 remake.
With a battery life of approximately 10 hours per charge, the tablet does not have Face ID but features a Touch ID fingerprint scanner integrated into the power button. A positive aspect is that Apple has placed the front camera on the longer side of the tablet, making video calls easier in landscape mode. The M2 iPad Air is compatible with the Apple Pencil Pro, although not with its second generation.
One noted downside is that it has an LCD screen with a 60Hz refresh rate, which is not as smooth or vibrant as the 120Hz OLED found in recent iPad Pro models. However, the display remains bright and sharp. Overall, the M2 iPad Air proves to be an excellent option in the tablet market.