Testseek.co.uk have collected 491 expert reviews of the Apple iPad Air 9.7 inch and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad Air 9.7 inch.
November 2013
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491 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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5493 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
IPad Air is thinner and
Apple claims
Up to twice as fast (although we'd like to test this out properly)
It's the same price as the iPad 4
Sleek design
Powerful innards
Crisper picture with brighter whites and better blacks
More open
Dynamic and subtler sound
Faster and more powerful
Beautiful build
Great selection of apps
Good battery life
IPad Air offers a larger screen and a more immersive experience
IPad mini 2 is more portable and cheaper
Screen
Speed
Size
Weight
Battery life
Light and slender build
Zippy A7 processor
Sleek new iOS 7
Great battery life
Size and weight reduction
Faster 64-bit processor
Better battery life
Thinner
Lighter
Faster
ILife and iWork apps are great
Truly desirable tablet
Amazingly thin
Light case
Improved styling and superspeedy processor.
Great design and display
Free iWork apps
Improved performance and battery life
Light
Slim chassis
Speedy A7 processor
Slick new iOS 7
Impressive battery life
Excellent Retina display
Smooth and speedy to use
A highly responsive tablet
IOS 7 is now even more featurerich
Reworked design
Lightweight build
The first thing you'll notice about Apple's latest tablet is that it's extremely thin. It measures a svelte 7.5mm fat and weighs just a single pound (469g). It's not as thin as the Sony Xperia Tablet Z
But it's lighter
And you won't even notice the millimetre difference. Last year's iPad mini won rave reviews with its slim design and reduced bezels
But this full-sized iPad steals its crown. Th
Thin & Lightweight
Brilliant battery life
Retina Display
Great app selection
Screen produces luscious colours all day long
Prettier and more portable than rivals
Ace App Store and free Apple apps
Ushers in dawn of 64-bit software
Amazing lightweight design
Great display
Brilliant battery
ILife is a big USP – especially iMovie
IPhoto and Garage Band
Insane processing power
More dedicated tablets apps than any other tablet platform
Global LTE support
Slimmer and lighter than previous iPads
A7 chip makes it fastest iPad yet
Slim and light (although a little thicker and heavier than iPad Air 2)
Still comfortably fast enough for almost all apps and games
Beautifully designed and built
Thin and light
Looks great
Powerful 64-bit processor
New Wi-Fi antennas are fast
IOS 7 runs best on Air
Battery life is a solid 10 hours
Impressively slim and light
Fast
Very good camera
Top notch app selection
Very light
Robust and premium design
Excellent screen
Solid battery life
Consummate all-rounder
Excellent design
Brilliant screen
Battery life is superb
Extremely powerful even versus the previous iPad 4
App Store is populated with highquality games and tools
Bundled productivity software
Good camera
Excellent value for money
The editors didn't like
IPad Air may not change day-to-day experience enough to justify upgrading from iPad 4 (earlier generations of iPad are a different matter)
No TouchID
Camera's colours aren't as natural as before
Slimmer bezel means more thumbs on screen
IPad Air is most expensive of the iPads and won't fit in a pocket
Watching films on iPad mini is less of a cinematic experience
Price
Not cheap
Good ol’ iTunes
Still no memory card slot
No slo-mo video recording
No 8MP rear camera upgrade
Same camera as iPad 4
No 802.11 ac
Can't realise 64-bit speed yet
Camera is unchanged
Could be even more innovative
Cameras are still poor
Not many 64-bit optimised apps
No way of expanding onboard storage
Proprietary port
No noticeable upgrades to the front or rear cameras
Apple's put a lot of effort into iOS 7 for its latest range of iPhones
But it seems like an afterthought on the iPad. If you're used to using iOS
You'll be right at home
But there are a few niggles on the larger-screen version that make it feel unfinished. Some design elements feel like they don't scale right and aren’t suited to a tablet
And multitasking is still not as good as on rival slat
Still no expandable storage
No Touch ID
Expensive
Lack of ports
Adapters are pricey
IOS walled garden may frustrate you
Not a complete laptop replacement
More capacious versions are expensive
Without a case the back panel scuffs up pretty easily and lower storage variants (16GB) are essentially worthless – iLife
Retina-enabled apps
And big games will fill it up in no time at all. If you're getting an iPad
Always go big –– 32GB and up
Basic
IPad Air's extra speed not obvious in general use
Screen feels slightly plasticky because of 'flex'
Will start to feel slower as time passes and more demanding apps are released
Speakers are a step down from iPad 4
Camera quality has not improved
Not as comfortable as iPad Mini
Relatively expensive
Storage comes at a premium
There are still improvements that can be made to the camera
Or to bring iPhone technology to the iPad
But nothing that hinders this incarnation competitively in any way
Published: 2013-11-14, Author: Michael , review by: netzwelt.de
Abstract: Das Jahr neigt sich dem Ende entgegen. Von den großen Herstellern Samsung und Apple sind keine Tablet-Neuigkeiten mehr zu erwarten. Wozu auch - schließlich sind iPad Air und Galaxy Note 10.1 erst seit Kurzem auf dem Markt. Und Samsung versieht sein aktuel...
Abstract: Klein und leicht, groß und schnell oder einfach stylisch und dennoch günstig – welche Tablets einen Kauf lohnen und ob das neue iPad Air immer noch die Nase vorne hat, erfahren Sie hier....
Hochauflösendes, helles Retina Display, Kompakte Abmessung, geringes Gewicht, Sehr gute System- und Grafikleistung, Kostenloses iWork & iLife App-Paket, Lange Akkulaufzeit, Klasse Ausstattung (128 GB Speicher + LTE-Modul)
Keine Speicher-Erweiterung möglich, Hoher Preis
Das beste iPad aller Zeiten Das Apple iPad Air führt mit gutem Abstand die Bestenliste der Tablets ab 9,7 Zoll an. Man hat das Gefühl, hier stimmt alles. Das Aluminium-Gehäuse ist wertig, die Verarbeitung hervorragend und das kompaktere und leichtere Fo...
Abstract: Mit dem iPad Air erfindet Apple zwar das Rad nicht neu, macht aber dennoch eine Menge richtig. Das neue Tablet ist extrem dünn, bietet das bekannte hochwertige Retina-Display, den 64-Bit-Prozessor "A7", der auch im iPhone 5s zum Einsatz kommt und einen st...
Abstract: iPad Air vor dem Unboxing Seit dem vergangenen Freitag ist das iPad Air von Apple im Handel erhältlich. Das Tablet löst das im vergangenen Jahr auf dem Markt eingeführte iPad mit Retina-Display ab und kommt wie sein Vorgänger mit 9,7 Zoll großem Touchs...
Das Besondere sind beim iPad Air nicht die Hardware oder seine Leistung. Das Produkt bezieht sein Faszination aus seinen für ein Tablet der Zehn-Zoll-Klasse kompakten Abmessungen und seinem geringeren Gewicht. Das iPad Air unterbietet selbst leichte...
Leichte und flache Bauweise, Brillantes Display, Performanter und energieeffizienter A7-Chip, Großes App- und Content-Angebot, Leichte und flache Bauweise, Brillantes Display, Performanter und energieeffizienter A7-Chip, Großes App- und Content-Angebot
kein microSD-Slot, vergleichsweise hoher Preis, kein Multi-Account-Feature
Der Name "iPad Air" spielt auf das knapp über 1 Kilogramm schwere Macbook Air mit einer Außenhülle aus Aluminium an, das Apple im Jahr 2008 als "flachstes Notebook der Welt" vorstellte. Jetzt eröffnet Apple die Leichtgewichtsklasse auch im Tablet-Bereich:...
Sehr schmal und leicht, Viel interner Speicherplatz, LTE-Modul, Exzellentes Handling, Starke Hardware
Kein SD-Kartenslot, Nur Lightning-Port
Das iPad Air 128GB 4G ist im Test derzeit das beste iPad und das beste Tablet. Mit schlankem Design, sehr geringem Gewicht, starkem Display, prima Mobilität und vorbildlichem Handling setzt es die iPad-Erfolgsgeschichte fort...
