Looking to buy the new M1 iPad Air? You can own one from just $569 today and the tablet is available in different color options, too.
M1 iPad Air Available from Just $569 in Multiple Color Options
The 2022 iPad Air is a massive leap forward as it packs Apple's powerful M1 processor, the same one found in the iPad Pro. This means the new iPad can do 'pro' stuff without having the 'pro price tag.' Today, things are even better as you can save $30 on the M1 model without making any sort of effort at all.
First and foremost, the iPad Air has a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display that goes from one edge to the other. This means you do not get the Home button which makes room for a larger display compared to previous models. Thanks to the antireflective coating on that display, everything will look crisp and vibrant even in broad daylight.
With Touch ID, you can log into accounts or unlock the iPad Air itself by simply placing your finger on the sleep / wake button. It's convenient and it works every single time. And when it comes to shopping online or maying payments, Touch ID will be your gateway to authentication.
This time around, the iPad Air has a faster USB-C port, allowing you to connect devices with support for up to higher speeds than ever before. This is an insanely wonderful edition if you have cameras or other devices that support USB-C connectivity. No need to fiddle around with dongles as you don't have to deal with Lightning at all.
There's even a Smart Connector at the back of this iPad Air, allowing you to connect the Magic Keyboard or Smart Keyboard accessory. If you need a 'laptop' then this iPad will double down as one, too.
Buy 2022 Apple iPad Air (10.9-inch, Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Was $599, now just $569
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