Sure, it's the same design as last year's iPad Air, but that's because there's nothing wrong with the look of that tablet. The slim bezels aren't too small to grab properly, and the weight and comparatively compact 10.9-inch display mean it's still comfortable to hold. There's also support for the second generation Apple Pencil, making this a good choice for drawers, typers, and tappers alike. The Magic Keyboard is an expensive addition, but it turns your iPad Air into a laptop, and a pretty good one at that. This is good, because iPadOS means your iPad Air can do well at being a laptop replacement. Power-wise, this is a tablet with enough power to take on a laptop, and it shows. It's a monster of a chip, and it's unlikely to find anything that'll slow it down, including video editing. Apple has slung in the laptop-level M1 chip, the same processor from the new iPad Pro series and the MacBook Air (2020). Performance is a particular draw on this tablet. The iPad Air (2022) is our pick as the best tablet you can buy right now, and here's why. It looks an awful lot better than a lot of competitors while giving you options that rival the much more expensive iPad Pro tablets.
Sure, it's not the cheapest tablet around (check out the basic iPad for our best value pick), but at $600, the iPad Air still represents excellent value for money. Who's it for? Anyone who wants a great tablet at a good price. Why should you buy this? The iPad Air (2022) offers almost everything you'll get from the iPad Pro, but at a lower price.
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