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The Verdict
The iPad Air (3rd Gen) strikes a balance between portability and power, offering a premium laminated display and cellular connectivity at a significantly reduced price point.
Value
The A12 Bionic chip provides enough headroom for smooth multitasking and gaming, while the 10.5-inch Retina display with True Tone offers better color depth and less glare than the standard entry-level iPad. The built-in LTE support is the primary draw here, allowing for seamless productivity away from Wi-Fi. Support for the Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil (1st Gen) ensures it remains a capable tool for note-taking and professional content creation.
Trade-offs
The hardware design is dated, utilizing the Lightning connector and a physical Home button with larger top and bottom bezels. Audio is limited to stereo speakers located on one side, which lacks the immersive spatial separation found on newer, more expensive models.
Verdict
While it lacks the "all-screen" look of the latest generations, the internal specs and superior screen quality make it a much better functional value than a brand-new base-model tablet. For anyone needing cellular mobility and a high-quality display on a budget, the trade-offs are negligible compared to the substantial savings provided by this renewed model.
Value
The A12 Bionic chip provides enough headroom for smooth multitasking and gaming, while the 10.5-inch Retina display with True Tone offers better color depth and less glare than the standard entry-level iPad. The built-in LTE support is the primary draw here, allowing for seamless productivity away from Wi-Fi. Support for the Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil (1st Gen) ensures it remains a capable tool for note-taking and professional content creation.
Trade-offs
The hardware design is dated, utilizing the Lightning connector and a physical Home button with larger top and bottom bezels. Audio is limited to stereo speakers located on one side, which lacks the immersive spatial separation found on newer, more expensive models.
Verdict
While it lacks the "all-screen" look of the latest generations, the internal specs and superior screen quality make it a much better functional value than a brand-new base-model tablet. For anyone needing cellular mobility and a high-quality display on a budget, the trade-offs are negligible compared to the substantial savings provided by this renewed model.
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About this product
- Stereo speakers
- On/Off - Sleep/Wake
- Home/Touch ID sensor. Dual microphones. Volume up/down. Nano-SIM tray
Specifications
- Brand
- Apple
- Model
- A2153
- Screen
- 11 Inch
- Brand
- Apple
- Operating System
- iPadOS
- Storage
- 64 GB
- RAM
- 4.0 GB
- Display
- 2K
- Battery
- 7947 mAh
- Width
- 6.8 inches
- Height
- 0.24 inches
- Depth
- 9.8 inches
- Weight
- 1 pounds
- Colour
- Gold
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Released
- 2019-03-18T00:00:01Z
- Part number
- A2153
- Manufacturer
- Apple Computer
- GTIN
- 00714752598547






