Apple has unveiled its new iPad Air with a powerful M3 system-on-a-chip, which will land in stores nationwide tomorrow (March 12, 2025). It arrives with a choice of 11" or 13" screen sizes and four colours — Blue,

It was a major launch which not only featured a standard 11-inch Air but also the option to go supersized and buy a 13-inch version for the very first time. As you can read in our full iPad Air M2 review,

You also have the option of paying for your new iPad monthly, with retailers like Sky offering iPad Air 11-inch from just £17 per month and the iPad Air 13-inch from £21 per month, both with no upfront fee. Plus, Sky also offers the iPad A16 is available from £21 per month, with no upfront fee.

I've been testing Apple’s new iPad Air M3 for 2025, now with a faster chip and an improved Magic Keyboard, for the same starting price as last year's model.

Apart from one notable update, Apple’s latest slim tablet shares the same features as lower-priced models, including last year’s Air

Apples new iPhone 16e has already landed in the UK and will soon be joined by a new iPad Air and MacBook Air, so we've pulled together our favourite deals on each device

Apple has launched a new iPad Air – less than a year since the last one. An update brings the M3 chip, to replace the M2 that powered that previous version of the computer, released last May. Apple did not say how much quicker that had made the computer compared to its predecessor,

Apple's new M4 MacBook Air is now being delivered to customers worldwide following the pre-order period that began on March 5. The same goes

The new iPad Air is basically the Goldilocks of tablets – not too basic, not too pro, just right. With its M3 chip and gorgeous 11-inch screen, it’s powerful enough to replace your laptop but still super portable.