- Is the iPad Air 4th Gen still worth buying?
- Yes for everyday use: notes, streaming, browsing and light creative work. If you need maximum speed or Center Stage video calls, the M1 iPad Air is the better pick.
- Does it work with the Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard?
- Yes. It supports the second-generation Apple Pencil, which attaches magnetically to the side, and the Magic Keyboard made for this size.
- What is the difference from the iPad Pro?
- The Air has a 60Hz display, no Face ID (it uses Touch ID in the top button) and a less powerful chip than the Pro. It is lighter and simpler, but lacks ProMotion and some Pro camera features.
- Does the cellular version need a SIM card?
- It uses a nano-SIM or eSIM, depending on carrier, and needs a data plan to connect away from Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi works without any plan.
- What comes in the box?
- A refurbished unit typically includes the iPad and a USB-C charging cable and power adapter; check the specific listing for included accessories.
- How much storage does it have?
- The iPad Air 4th Gen came in 64GB and 256GB versions. There is no microSD slot, so choose capacity with that in mind.
- Where is the Apple iPad Air 10.9 Inch (2020, 4th Gen) - Cellular + Wifi cheapest?
- At Plug Wholesale, for $339.99, as of our latest check.